Review on 🚿 High Sierra's All Metal 1.5 GPM High Efficiency Low Flow Showerhead with Trickle Valve - Available in Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, or Polished Brass by Brinson Quarterman

Update from 02/22/2021 The chrome was swollen from the inside and peeled off around the entire circumference. My wife actually cut her hand on the chrome. The head itself is an unknown cast iron, white corrosion has chipped away the chrome. Definitely not stainless steel or even brass. I forgot what a high volume shower is like, in hindsight the water savings were offset by the longer shower time trying to rinse off. A look at the water bills of the last few years shows no difference in consumption. I am impressed. I have used other water saving nozzles and was not happy with the pressure or spray area. It has great pressure and a spray pattern that is really effective. The head seems sturdy, well built, the chrome looks great. The only problem I had was with the trickle valve, but that's not the product's fault. I have a Navien water heater. When you use the trickle valve, it will sense the water is off and stop heating. Again, it's not the product's fault, it's just how the demand-controlled heating works, no flow, no heat. I would recommend anyone with a water heater to skip the trickle valve if you don't like cold water flow.