Disclaimer: Our kitchen is older than I'd care to admit...
Our side sprayer basically just limps out a spray. What I don't understand is this: If I remove the sprayer head and just have the water streaming from the hose, it comes out as a well-pressurized jet. When I add the sprayer head back without any gaskets, it predictably leaks and has a weak spray when triggered. If I then add one or more gaskets, it stops the leak but still doesn't restore the pressure. The gaskets should have nothing to do with the water pressure because they're not blocking the water stream at all - they go around the hose.
So the problem must be in the sprayer head, right? But we have two sprayer heads and they're both exhibiting the same behavior. I added a picture of the setup below.
Anyone can help or have suggestions?
Hoping someone can help me with this. A leg of my couch fell off. It screw in and it appears like the metal thing it screw into is gone. No die how it happened but it might have gone missing during our last move.
What is that thing called?
Where can I buy one?
Can I use wood glue to replace it?
Thanks in advance
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