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ryzh [129]
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11

How to get more water pressure in shower?

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tia_tia [17]3 years ago
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<span> I picked up cost $1.50). If you look down inside of the showerhead you'll see a washer which constricts the water flow. If you take a drill and enlarge the hole, thereby increasing flow, the water </span>pressure<span> will increase</span>
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