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Anonymous users2024-01-24That's the sediment that comes with tap water.
Intake of drinking water.
It will go through several processes.
This includes filtering with sand.
A small part of the sand along with the tap water.
Stream to the home. deposited on the strainer.
Start by finding a wrench and unscrewing the tip of the faucet – there's a strainer here, which is often clogged. Also, if there's no problem here, look at the hose again – the poor quality ones will rust and clog!
Normally, no, it will flow down the drain. However, it is not excluded that it cannot be eliminated, and it cannot be careless. Even if it's okay, it's a waste of water. Be sure to be mindful in the future.
It's not that there is anything, the water in the urban community is larger during the day, and the water pressure to each household is relatively smaller, so it does not drip water, and it does not use much water at night, and the water pressure is relatively large, so it is recommended that you turn off the main valve at home, remove the faucet that drips, and change it to a new one!
Including ordinary faucets, if it is a luxury type then there is a contract.
DD pipe? It should be a PP pipe, right? To use hot water with PP pipes.