What is the reason why the faucet in the bathroom doesn't come out?

There may be several reasons why the faucet in the bathroom doesn't produce water:

1. Spool failure: the faucet spool is a device for controlling water flow. If the valve core is damaged, the faucet cannot be opened by rotating the valve handle.

2. Nozzle failure: the faucet is the outlet of the faucet. If there is a problem with the faucet, such as damage or poor dredging, it may also cause the faucet to fail to discharge water.

3. The water inlet of the water pipe is blocked: the water inlet of the toilet faucet is easily blocked by dust or sediment, resulting in the water flow being blocked or unable to flow out.

4. The water valve is closed: sometimes there is no water flowing out of the toilet faucet, just because the water valve is not opened.

5. Water supply pipe failure: If the public water pipe in the corridor leaks or is under maintenance, the bathroom faucet may be waterless.

How to deal with the problem that the faucet in the bathroom doesn't produce water?

1. Check whether the valve core is damaged or stuck, and replace the whole valve core if necessary.

2. Clean the spray nozzle. You can use detergent or tools to clean the sediment inside the water nozzle. Then check whether the water flow returns to normal again.

3. Clean the water inlet of the water pipe, and rinse the water inlet with clear water to see if the normal water flow can be restored.

4. Confirm whether the water valve is closed, just open the valve.

5. If there is a problem with the water pipe, you need to contact the property or related maintenance personnel for maintenance.

It should be noted that when dealing with the problem of toilet faucet at any time, make sure to close the water valve to ensure your own safety and prevent accidents caused by water and circuits.