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this is a common problem its normally the copper piping inside the walls are not secured to the beams well enough and it causes water hammer in the lines...
if its only just started doing it recently you may get away with cleaning out your taps or replacing them but alot of the time you cant do much about it as the pipes are concealled in the walls

Trough is the shape of the spout delivering water. As in a water trough. Open on top

drip 1-2 drip 1-2 drip no less then that or its liable to freeze how cold is it getting ?

If I understand your question, it could be as simple as switching the supply lines.

If your handle is loose on the actual stem, then look for a small logo or blue/red "dot" at the base of the handle. Remove that and underneath that there should be a set screw that you can tighten.

You may need to replace the cartridge(s) or rubber washers on the valve stems. Depends on what model faucet you have.

If I am not mistaken, the stems are specific to hot or cold. They turn in opposite directions. Someone may have put a hot stem instead of cold when doing a prior repair.

I had the same problem. I simply removed the small brass fitting that the water supply screws onto.i removed the screen that is inside the brass fitting. Now the pressure is fine.

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Replace the cartridge or washer.

Replacement parts can be found on amazon. take a look here: Amazon com price pfister parts. I hope this helped you. cheers

you need a new tank kit, pick one up at your local Menards

You have probably replaced your diverter valve by now. I purchased a new valve for about $14.00. It took me about 30 minutes of swearing under the sink to replace it. See instructions on the Price Pfister web site. See the video about cleaning the diverter valve.

The installation instructions show that the collar on each of the two flexible lines can be pushed/pulled back (away from the diverter valve) to release the lines. It is not that easy! I got my lines off and back on again without leaks, but I sure had to pull hard on that collar to pull the lines from the diverter valve.

The best way to remove a clog is to physically remove it rather than using Draino, lye, etc. Here's two ways. The first way is better1) look under the sink for the drain pipe. There should be a "P-Trap", a curved pipe shaped like a P turned on its side. If it is white plastic you can unscrew by hand or with wrench/ channel locks. Unscrew it and look in and get the stuff out. Then put it back, making sure to go just hand tight. If its chrome, same as above but use wrench2) if going under sink is a little freaky for you, then get one of those As Seen on TV clog removers for sinks. Its a long piece with barbs that catch hair, etc. The problem is you have to remove your popup before you use that thing. Thats done by unscrewing connection underneath.

For a standard seat replacement you will need to shut off water and remove stem. Below the stem is the seat. It will either have a square center hole or hexagonal hole. If you don't have a seat wrench, you can get one at the hardware store when you pick up your replacement seats and washers. The new seats might not have the same inside type hole, so buying a tool that has both styles would be helpfull. Insert the correct seat tool into the seat and turn counter clockwise to remove seat. Reverse this to install new seat. Be sure to put a small amount of of pipe joint compound on the seat threads before installing. Replace the stem washers and reinstall on faucet. Make sure you take off the aerator or shower head and flush debris from system when you turn on the water. If your valve is a wall mount faucet with horizontal stems, you will need to take the faucet off at the union nuts and replace the seats from the back side of valve body. Remember, Lefty Loosy and Righty Tighty. Hope this helps and good luck.

Sounds like the cartridge went bad Home Depot Cary's some but not all of them If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/scott_87482045335a4757

I don't know your exact model but most faucets screen filter can be screwed off for cleaning or replacement. Remove the screen filter with a pair of pliers and a rag. Once you get it loose, you should be able to unscrew with your fingers. Put the rag around filter before putting the pliers on it to prevent gouges and deep scratches in the chrome. IF you have a dishwasher, you can clean the screen filter on top basket of dishwasher if you have one. IF the screen filter looks bad to you, just replace it. Go to any hardware store ,take the screen filter with you and get help finding the right one. Once you have a replacement, hand screw it back on as tight as you can. IF it still leaks , use the rag and pliers to tighten it just enough to stop the leak in the screw parts. Good luck.