Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: How is the water pressure coming through the filter?
Document: Definitely does its job of removing chlorine but also slows water pressure. I removed the filter because water pressure was more important for me. Wish I could have both!
I purchased this filter to limit the amount of chlorine exposure we receive from showering. It works great. Our skin and hair are softer and not as dry. The chlorine smell is gone, and the filter does not reduce the water pressure.
It seems sturdier than "regular plastic". I haven't experienced any leaks while using this filter. I used the teflon tape, but it doesn't seem to be necessary.Also, the filter did negatively affect my water pressure a little, but that's to be expected.
I have well water with a sulfur smell. It didn't take out all the smell but it helped ALOT! I recommend this for anyone on a well system. We recently installed a kinetico system which got rid of the smell, but we have continued to use this filter. It makes the water that much better and you don't lose pressure.
It says use plumbers tape that is included...don't shortcut...use it on both sets of threads! I tried to short cut my own fault had to install twice...but installs very easily and was very impressed that the water quality is improved immediately! We live in a rural area and have borderline hard water with a lot of discoloration! My hair and skin appreciates this filter very much!! And no reduction in water pressure at all! Highly recommend for the $
Tried calling Culligan customer service and they won't help you unless you're under warranty, which is 1 year. I had this for 2 years. They said something about sudden increase in water pressure breaking the cap, and I understand that, but if my showerhead was hooked up directly I wouldn't have this problem. A filter should not make my shower system weaker. It's like having metal pipes running water throughout your house but the joints are made of plastic.
works great. On about month 2 of use, and the pressure is starting to drop slightly. Otherwise, I usually have issues with dandruff this time of year and with the filter, I dont seem to have any issues (yet....)
Also, for the water/shower connections, if you decide to use an adjustable wrench instead of hand tightening, again, don't over do it, you only need pressure on the rubber washer that's greater than what the water will exert on it, you don't need to squeeze it into a 2 dimensional plane of existence.
The product does not seem to cause any problems with water pressure. I can't tell for sure how much it helps but it does not hurt. It does cause the shower head to be offset a little, as you can tell by looking at the photo. If a small shower it is noticeable but not a big deal.Install was very easy. I am a klutz and I did not have a problem.
So I used a monkey plier to tighten it and it stops leaking (well there was one drop per 20 seconds, which eventually stopped on its own).Update: Just downgraded my review to 3 stars because the cap BROKE! Yeah, it's supposed to be chrome, but it's not. The "Chrome" is just painted plastic. While I was taking a shower I heard this loud pop sound coming from the shower head and the water stopped flowing from it and went through the huge crack through the cap.
Answer: yes