Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: My new one from Costco initially had good flow. Since I get the hot water on, the flow quickly reeduced to even less than my water filter on same line
Document: After talking to a real person, he agreed that the filter cartridge was probably bad and they would send another one.Three days later, the new filter cartridge arrived. No instructions. Called the help line again and they said they don't send instructions, you have to call in for them. Are these idiots for real? I removed the filter cartridge and it was clogged with chunks of black rubber. That rubber must have come from somewhere inside the faucet, because now it can't be reassembled.
I bought this faucet two years ago, and it works well, but it is spraying water all over the place. The shower is not aligned downwards, but sideways. Internal device is limiting the flow through the faucet, and it has very small orfices that are clogged easily. So, I needed to remove it to create an appropriate flow. Bottom line, the operational mode does not match the good appearance of the product.
I also purchased this faucet, on sale, at Costco and just finished installing it. The faucet is great, but one word of caution before you jump into this. Check your supply lines and make sure you already have the correct fittings or can easily replace your supply lines to get the correct ones. I spent several hours and about $20 extra replacing both hot and cold shut off valves and the lines to the faucet. I had old plumbing!
After fiddling around with the hose for a while, I removed it and the hose snapped into place. Of course, there was nothing in the instructions about removing that piece.I got the rest of the install done per the instructions and turned on the faucet. Nothing but a trickle of water! I checked online reviews and realized I probably got one of the many faucets shipped with bad filter cartrideges.
We purchased 50 of these faucets from costco in 2010 and going to Purchase more.1-Easy Installation .2-Good Price and easy pullout.The only problem with 2010 model we had was soap dispenser hole size that we had to buy another drill bit to cut the hole but I went to costco last week to buy one more faucet and I saw they added a ring for soap dispenser to cover 1 3/8" size hole.
My husband installed this faucet today because my former one wouldn't budge due to our hard water buildup. The installation was pretty normal and after he swore it into place (as he does with most home projects) it looks terrific and works like a charm. (BTW removing the former faucet was almost as much trouble as installing the new one)What I like BEST:-It is very attractive.-It is high over the sink.
One other tip, make sure you adjust and center the swing of the nozzle from left side to right side before you get the bottom hardware too tight. Otherwise you can have it swinging far enough to one side where you could spray water over the counter. Just saying ...
Since I purchased it at Costco I am not going to worry about it.Overall I would say I am satisfied with the faucet.
This was the worst faucet I've ever purchased. I didn't even bother to request a replacement. Before you begin, you need to buy plumber's paste, silicon sealant and plumber's tape. I should have stopped right there and returned it. After purchasing a replacement for this piece of junk, I realized that "good" faucets don't need sealants!Moving on to the install. There is a plastic piece in the sprayer hose that prevents the EZ connect from snapping in place.
I have installed about three kitchen faucets over the years and this seemed easy to me. One side note: I had not installed a faucet in a long time so I watched a number of general faucet installation YouTube videos which brought me up to speed. One in particular was helpful showing me how to apply plumber's putty the proper way. Keep in mind you won't find any information on a Costco or Water Ridge website.
Answer: yes