Review on BWE Waterfall Bathroom 🚿 Faucets - Enhance your Commercial Space by David Pirlet

Well, as other reviewers have complained, my faucet also started losing a slow stream of water. In just 3 months after installation, it weakened 3-4 times. And I understood why. First, you can easily remove the aerator screen (the metal screen you see inside the faucet) with a small flat head screwdriver to ensure the aerator is not clogged. In fact, my aerator was perfectly clean and the water flow was weak even without it. So I went ahead and disassembled the faucet. When you unscrew the pipes from the faucet you can see inside the white plastic with a round hole that moves right or left depending on how you turn the faucet handle. This hole allows water to flow from the pipes to the faucet, and the further you open this hole, i.e. turn it, the more water flows. So when I looked in, that hole was partially blocked by another piece of plastic, like another white plastic disc that appears to be either falling down from its top position or spinning erratically from its normal position. This washer partially blocked this round hole and did not let the water through. After I blew compressed air into that round hole, the air somehow pushed back that extra washer and the round hole was no longer blocked. Because of this, the water flow is strong again, but I'm almost certain that over time this random washer will get misplaced again. It's definitely a design flaw and you can't fix it because it's sealed down there. I regret buying this blender, I will have to buy another one.