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due to popular demand we are back with the dinosaurs will and Ralph we're going to start calling this the Dino series and will and Ralph want to kind of tell you some helpful hints around the home especially a new home and we're going to kind of think of things and talk about things that you might experience in a new home and new construction in the first year or two or three that you're living in it so today Ralph here had an idea that he wanted to talk about and bring to your attention it has to do here in the kitchen matter of fact Ralph's want to talk to you about the kitchen faucet so how many of you have bought a new home moved in and within you know a month or two or maybe a few months or so you notice all of a sudden the pressure that I had at the beginning when a person moved in at my sink has just kind of turned into this little drizzle it's a little bit deflating isn't it well we're going to show you quickly how to take care of it if you have experienced that then what you're going to need to do is pull out your faucet trick of the trade helpful hint grab a pin or a pencil or something to shove up in here so the counter balance doesn't pull this line back up in through the faucet and down into the bottom where you have to fish it back out after you detach the head or the nozzle here so what has happened is in new construction you have new plumbing lines that are put into the home and oftentimes there's dirt and stuff in a new development that gets in those lines during construction and the first few days and months as water runs to those lines it's going to flush out sound little maybe some small sand or some dirt or some mud that gets in that line and where does all that wind up well it winds up right here in the head of this faucet and it will slow it down they can do it it to your bathroom faucets and your kitchen sink mostly your kitchen sink because you're going to tend to use this over all more than you do in your bathrooms and the bathrooms just when you're getting ready brushing your teeth but think about how often you turn on your kitchen sink faucet so if you've experienced that low-pressure just to show you again you can kind of see it's a little deflating it's not much pressure at all it's about the size of a pencil stream and it just not pressurize at all pull the nozzle out put your pencil in here so you don't lose your line and then right here you're gonna see a connector it's going to be threaded so just like you don't screw screw just...