Re: low pressure in bath tub and sink

Posted by hj on August 26, 2001 at 18:42:56:
In response to Re: low pressure in bath tub and sink
The equipment you would need would cost almost as much as a plumber would and without the experience as to what to do and how to do it, you would probably still need to call the plumber. : I have very low flow in my 2nd floor bath tub faucet and sink faucet on the hot and cold lines. The house is 60 years old w/ galvanized pipes. I have seen a plumber use some kind of nitrogen tank to flush a tub and sink in a another house with the same problem. What can you tell me about this technique? Where can I obtain the materials to do it myself?

Posted by hj on August 26, 2001 at 18:42:56:

In response to Re: low pressure in bath tub and sink

The equipment you would need would cost almost as much as a plumber would and without the experience as to what to do and how to do it, you would probably still need to call the plumber.

: I have very low flow in my 2nd floor bath tub faucet and sink faucet on the hot and cold lines. The house is 60 years old w/ galvanized pipes. I have seen a plumber use some kind of nitrogen tank to flush a tub and sink in a another house with the same problem. What can you tell me about this technique? Where can I obtain the materials to do it myself?

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