How I STOPPED a pulsating water flow...
Well let me first tell you what I had done over the past year to try and stop a pulsating water flow to the kitchen sink and bathroom sink. This pulsating also make the pipe rattle a bit making the w...
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3oaks wrote:Chris Bryant wrote:
There are a lot of running water uses that are not filling something- like washing your hands. With a limited water supply, using an extra gallon per minute can add up.
Yes, but you don't have to open the water faucet to full flow. We just turn the faucet handle part way to restrict the flow to conserve water usage.
We'll agree to disagree. A dribble out of a high flow aerator is nowhere near as satisfying as full flow out of a low flow aerator, plus you will have the pulsating, so you will turn it up to avoid that- using more water. I wind up using more water simply to rinse. It's the same effect that the Oxygenics shower head has.
Plus, I'll guarantee that people with a high flow aerator will *always* use more than those without.
