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Old 02-13-2010, 10:14 AM   #1
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Water Pressure Not So Good


Im Moviing onto a new place in about 4 weeks just outside of my town. My water pressure here is outstanding , my new place which is closer to the 8 month old water treatment plant has half the water pressure, I dont want to get into costly dig up right now , does anyone have any ideas to bump up the pressure so i can fill my tub in less then 20 minutes. I was thinking of a pressure tank but not sure if that will work on a municipal water system, thanks

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Old 02-13-2010, 10:42 AM   #2
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You're a plumber and don't know how to deal with this?

I'd suggest that you try asking your question in the DIY forum.
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Please complete your profile, and continue to the intro page and tell us a little about yourself and your professional experience, thankyou and welcome to ct", gmod
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