Locate and Remove the Aerator

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The first place to check for low water pressure, especially when both hot and cold lines are affected, is the faucet aerator. This component, located at the very end of the faucet spout, mixes water with air. To remove it, first, dry the aerator thoroughly with a paper towel or rag to get a better grip. Then, twist the aerator counter-clockwise. Most aerators can be unscrewed by hand. Once removed, observe the water flow from the faucet to confirm if the aerator was the obstruction.

Goal: Identify the aerator at the tip of the faucet spout. Dry it thoroughly for better grip, then twist counter-clockwise by hand to remove it, observing the initial water flow without it.