Review on PARLOS Waterfall Bathroom Faucet with Handles by Joseph Hall

You will see many comments and questions that the flow is not so good. This is due to a build error that is easy to fix. When made, they don't do a good job of cleaning up cut threads. So when they put them back together, the first thing that happens is the flow restrictor gets clogged and barely a trickle of water comes out. Before installing the faucet I would recommend disassembling it by unscrewing the 2 screws holding it together at the bottom and then simply removing the faucet. There is a small plastic flow restrictor in there. It may already be clogged, but if you clean it and then flush the faucet with the handles fully open, you can either reset the flow restrictor, enlarge the holes for more flow, or remove it altogether, which also works well. Once you do that, you'll have a great faucet at a great price.