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I have a relatively new home (4 years old). My water pressure is low, especially when 2 or more faucets are running. I suspect the low pressure is due to a water treatment system installed to remove heavy concentrations of iron in my well water. I measured the pressure before and after the water treatment system while the water was running and noticed that the pressure drop across the system was varied between 9 and 12 psig. How can I best boost my water pressure without bypassing my water treatment system?
Mike
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In most water filtration systems, the better it filters, the higher loss of pressure.
Replacing filters on a regular basis is the best bet.
The higher the micron # that filters your water, the less gallons filtered, the shorter the filter life.
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