If you flush the toilet and it only swirls around for a few seconds, odds are good that your water system doesn’t produce enough pressure to empty the bowl (and its contents) each time you flush the toilet. The same is true for showers that only drip instead of spray and sinks that don’t have enough force to clean dishes. In the event that your system has low water pressure, it’s crucial to contact a professional for assistance since a person can harm not only their own property but neighboring properties by trying to adjust the water pressure themselves. A plumber can identify the most common cause of lower water pressure — usually mineral buildup within the pipes — and then destroy the clogs that minimize water output.