Review on Hansgrohe Raindance S 9-inch Showerhead: Easy Install, Modern 1-Spray RainAir Air Infusion with Airpower, QuickClean, Brushed Nickel by Tracy Anderson

We previously had an Air 150 (Hansgrohe 27495821 Raindance S 150 AIR 3-jet shower head Brushed Nickel) and while it was nice we really wanted to pour more water on ourselves. . We love the hotels we've stayed in that have rainfall showers so this seemed like a nice upgrade. Wow, that was great. It's very easy to swap out and despite having the same flow rate as the 150, it seems to use a lot more water. Efficiency is important to us when working with well water, especially from low flow wells. I have a water meter and the shower uses about 7 gallons of water in 5 minutes of operation. Although there was 2-3 times more water. What's also great about this showerhead for well water users is the ability to wipe the rubber nozzles to remove hard water buildup. There's a slight ripple from the air feature, maybe not the ripple typical of showerheads, but it's nice as it seems to add pressure and a bit more of a personal drip feel. You can cover the opening in the middle and feel the difference. Overall I think this is a really great shower head that does a lot with very little water. It's the best of water conservation and luxurious comfort. The finish is really nice. I installed it with a 15" Hansgrohe bracket (Hansgrohe 27413821 shower bracket, 15" brushed nickel). This was pretty easy, for those thinking of replacing the shower head here are a few steps which I also wrote in my shower arm review: Wrench - not the one you clench your jaw with as it will ruin the finish . Insert a screwdriver into the open end of the lever and, using some force, turn the lever until it comes loose. plenty of Teflon tape) and tighten very well. Press the flange against the wall. 4. Rinse it with water to make sure there is no residue on it. crescent key on the incised part.