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Boosting Hot Water Pressure: Does this Tap Boost Really Work?

When turning on the tap, I noticed that the hot water pressure was significantly lower than the cold. To address this, I decided to install a TapBoost, a small pump designed to increase water flow. In this walkthrough, I'll take you through the installation process and see if it solves the problem. The Installation Process The TapBoost kit includes everything needed: a non-return valve, a plug-in power supply with a transformer, and fittings for both sides of the pipe. Since the system runs from a standard domestic plug, setup is straightforward. First, I turned off the water supply and removed the existing connections. Installing the TapBoost on the hot water line took some adjustments to ensure a leak-free fit. Once secured, I plugged in the unit and tested different configurations to optimize performance. The Results After installation, the hot water pressure doubled which was a noticeable improvement, though not as strong as a fully pressurized system. In the short term, this has made a significant difference in water flow, making daily use much smoother. If you are experiencing similar low hot water pressure issues, a TapBoost might be a simple and effective solution! Watch till the end to see how it fixed the pressure and don't forget to fofllow!