Most chrome concealed bath faucets usually have two main spouts: one for the spout, which lets the water flow into the tub, and one for the hand shower, usually attached to the faucet or located nearby. Some tub faucets may have additional spouts, such as diverters that allow users to switch between jets and shower heads, or spray systems for a more luxurious bathing experience.

If you're experiencing water resistance issues with your chrome tub faucet, there are several possible causes and solutions you can try:

Check the aerator: The aerator is a small strainer at the end of the faucet spout, and over time it can become clogged with mineral deposits. Remove the aerator, clean it with vinegar and water solution, and reinstall it.

Check for clogged pipes: If the problem affects more than one faucet in your home, the problem may be with the pipes. Check the pipe leading to the tub faucet for clogs and clean it if necessary.

Check the water pressure: If the water pressure is too high, it can cause the faucet to spray water in multiple directions. Try adjusting the water pressure at the master shutoff valve and see if that helps.

Check the filter or valve: The filter or valve that controls water flow can become clogged or damaged over time. Try cleaning or replacing the cartridge or valve to see if that fixes the problem.