Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is there a water saver in this faucet if so how do I take it out,very low pressure.
Document: Read reviews before purchasing the Moen. It was a choice between this faucet and a Delta. I liked the way the hose retracted. The water pressure was low but I had read others contacted Moen. I was able to purchase a different nozzle, for $60, to increase the pressure. I replaced 2 Whitehaus that kept breaking.
This was my husband's first choice and my second choice. I should have stood firm and purchased a different faucet. We have great water pressure. I had seen other comments about low water pressure with this faucet and they were right. I told my husband about this issue before we purchased and he said - no problem, we'll remove the water restricter if we need to. We installed it, removed the water restricter and yet, the water pressure is still dismal.
I live in a very old home, on top of a cliff that is approximately 60' from the street. We normally have low water pressure, and I have a pneumatic tank to help with this problem. After I installed this faucet, I noticed that the water pressure was REALLY low coming out. So low that in the solid stream function, I also had a bit of the shower function too. It took a long while to fill a pot, and just seemed to dribble.
It looks very nice in our kitchen and we like it. only complaint is the water saver installed by moen, less water pressure
Water pressure is slightly lower than I was seeing with the generic fixture it replaced, but only slightly. The handle works differently than the cheap fixtures I've always had, & will take a week or so to get used to; but I don't see that being a problem. It has a single handle (that as others have also mentioned can be installed directionally for lefties or righties). You pull the handle out to turn on & to regulate water pressure & in to turn off.
Pros:1. Nice design. My boss at home loves it2. Sprayer head has a switch to stop flow3. Looks and feels a top quality productCons:1. Expensive, almost $360 with the air gap. Make sure to buy the matching air gap if you need one. I hired someone to take out the old and to install this new one adding $$ to the total damage2. Flow was low, but it works great once I took out the flow restrictor.
The design of the faucet is nice and solid, but it seemed like it was $100 overpriced compared to similar products by American Standard and Pfister. I bought two of these to match the other Moen faucets in our house- big mistake. Both of them suffered from low water flow, and featured goofy proprietary parts that stores don't carry- you have to order them After 11 months, both faucets were completely clogged with lime deposits (yet every other faucet in our house has been working fine for 8 years).
Great product. I really enjoy using it. Love the spot free finish. I was going to buy the fancier faucet with the motion sense however my budget needed to be rained in so I ordered this one and I love it. Easy to use. Can get the water flowing without needing to touch the handle with dirty hands. The extension hose snaps right back in place and the added benefit of dual adjusting spray is very cool. i did not do the install but it did not take alot of time.
SO BEWARE: even if you have great water pressure elsewhere (I do), you will not like this faucet if you like to cook.
This faucet looks nice. The problem is that my home doesn't have the best water pressure, so I feel I am missing out. It installs well..please be advised that you must attach the weight to the cord on the inside to be able to have the nozzle retract. Mine was installed with the handle on the left.
Answer: yes