Rain shower heads are terrific at providing a spa-like experience in the comfort of your own home. However, when the water pressure is lacking, it can be frustrating to use, especially as you try to rinse off soap and shampoo. We’ll go over all the ways you may be able to increase the water pressure …
Selecting the right size can be challenging when deciding on a rain shower head. Too big, and it may not fit in the shower stall; too small, and the coverage will be limited. We’ll share tips to find the perfect rain shower head size for you and your bathroom. What’s a Rain Shower Head? Rain …
When installing a rain shower head in a bathroom, placement is important. Here’s what you need to know, along with some special considerations for different types of shower stalls. Proper placement of a rain shower head When installing a rain shower head, it should be approximately 80 to 84″ above the floor within the shower …
Rain shower heads provide a spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. As we recently discussed, one of the major drawbacks of rain shower heads is that they make it difficult to clean the lower half of your body. Companies now offer rain shower heads that include a separate wand making it easy …
Designed to provide a natural bathing experience, rain shower heads feature an oversized design to mimic natural rainfall. Given the large surface area, prospective buyers wonder how this design may impact their water bill. Despite being larger, rain shower heads do not use more water when compared to standard shower heads. The flow rate, also …
Planning to make an upgrade and concerned about whether your new shower head will fit? All modern shower heads have a universal 1/2″ NPT connection size. This means that any shower head will fit any shower arm. Are all shower heads the same size? While the threaded connection is the same, thanks to the NPT …
Whether researching or shopping for a new shower head, you’ll find on the spec sheet the company will often list the GPM, whether in the product description or on the packaging. Here’s why it matters: What is GPM in a shower head? GPM is an abbreviation for gallons per minute. This is the maximum amount …
When shopping for a new shower head, you’ll find that there are many different types available, of which one commonly marketed is high pressure shower heads. With them come several advantages and disadvantages, which we’ll discuss in this article. Facts About Shower Head Flow Rate As of 1992, the federal government restricted the flow rate …
Trying to diagnose problems with your shower can be difficult as there are many different points of failure. However, a sudden and sustained spike while showering is often the result of a misaligned or slipped water restrictor, which can be fixed in a matter of minutes. We’ll share more on this and some other, but …
Removing a shower head is straightforward when you have an adjustable wrench or pliers. However, if you don’t have the right tools, you will have to get creative with the items you have on hand. Here’s how you can attempt to remove a shower head without a wrench: Prep the shower head with CLR, vinegar, …