Review on 💦 TONIAL 3 Inch Anti-Leak High Pressure Shower Head with Adjustable Swivel Ball Joint - Polished Chrome - Ideal for Bathroom and Outdoor Showers by Ana Ramos

This turned out to be a really good basic showerhead. The spray pattern is full, ie all nozzles are being used at the same time. Most showerheads use partial jets for a specific stream and are never set to use all jets. I used a rubber ring and metal mesh and had no water pressure issues. Note that the included installation tape is too thin and you need to use it completely. It's good that they offer it, but it's not thick enough. I usually do 4-5 turns of tape over the threads. I saw how flimsy the ribbon that came with it was and made about 8 loops. Even then, the shower head was a little leaky at the pipe attachment point. The problem is that you can't overtighten it because it's made of plastic and it will tear. I removed the head, carefully peeled off the plumber-supplied tape, cleaned the threads, and used the real plumbers I had in my toolbox. We used about 5 loops and tightened the head onto the tube. Voila, no leaks and no need to overtighten the plastic end. Remember to wind the water tape clockwise onto the pipe in the same direction as the shower head.