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.

Input:
Question: Is it definitely 2.2 gpm and not the 1.8 gpm
Document: While I have no complaint about the quality of this faucet, I DO have a bone to pick with the size of the water input tube (1/8th inch), bringing water into the faucet. I could not believe my eyes when I turned the water on and it was barely a trickle.
Bought them to replace a couple of Moen ones, no longer available in white. These are not that well made, but they look good and are 1/4 of the price of Moen or Kohler with the same features. They may not last as long as they are all plastic (our Moens lasted 25 years! ), but at 1/4 of the price one can change them for newer models every 5 years or so and come up more or less even.
After owning the faucet for 3 years, it was leaking and required a cartridge replacement. Still waiting for the backordered one from Pfister after 2 months. Home Depot, Lowes, and other hardware stores don't carry it and only Build.com sells it online.
This is the third one of these we have purchased in the past 8 months (time we have owned our home). The first one broke soon after moving in. Since it matched the sink in the island, we replaced it with the same faucet. Next, the island one broke and we replaced it to match the counter faucet we had just replaced. These seemed to be original to the 30-year old home. Then the new counter sink faucet went out and we replaced it once again.
works fine but neck is a little small and over all it seems a little flimsy, the water pressure that comes from it is not that grwat
the product was delivered on time and was exactly as described. Was installed with no problems due to good instructions
the faucet is fine and my only challenge was in removing the prior one and putting this one in, since there was very little space within which to work to install it and to remove prior one of a similar ilk.
haven`t installed but it looks just about like the one we have.Don`t expect any problems.Shipping was very prompt.
You think I would have learned that by now. So if your thinking about it ...........DON'T.
With the help of a clerk, he opened EVERY faucet the store had in their inventory and EVERY single one had the smaller size tube. He concluded that new regulations from Washington must have required the manufacturers to use the smaller tubing. We assume the DC folks hoped to reduce water consumption with this change.To my mind, it takes a certain amount of water to wash dishes, pot and pans, etc. to make certain they're clean and sanitary.
Answer: no