I have a Moen kitchen faucet Model 7560 and after 1 year the pressure is very low. I cleaned the 2 screens and the check valve. I was told that it could be something clogged in the cartridge. I disassembled the faucet up to removing the retaining clip but could not pull up the cartridge. I read that you need a cartridge puller. Is there any other way? Before I go any further, can the cartridge be causing the low pressure? Is there anything else I should check. Thanks for your input.

I was dumping a bucket of dirty water down the toilet and saw a rag go right into the toilet. I wasn't able to grab it and saw it go right down the toilet. I tried plunging and snaking but wasn't able to retrieve the rag. The toilet flushes but without much pressure - when its flushed, toilet paper remains on top, spinning. It's not overflowing. I've been periodically (hourly or so) filling up a bucket with water and dumping it in the toilet hoping I forcibly move along the rag into the city pipes. I'm worried though. I'm afraid the rag will collect the toilet paper and will create a big clog. Does anyone know what I can do to prevent overflowing/clogging now? Thanks so much!