Review on 💧 AquaDance High-Pressure 30-setting Rainfall Shower Combo with Microban Nozzle Protection against Mold, Mildew & Bacteria Growth - Antimicrobial & Anti-Clog Technology for Superior Shower Experience! Wave Blue by Tay Tran

Thanks to seller for shipping: ordered Friday 11th September at 7pm. Arrived next day at 10am with standard shipping. Wow. The shower combo is great, my gpm has tripled compared to before and now the water is actually kicking the hell out of my body, it has more speed now. The temperature has also risen because the water in the hose doesn't have much time to cool down. I'm not sure, but the water has gotten much softer. My hair is also much softer. Now for the styling. I found some reviews with leaks and such. Here's my guide for those who have never done this: 1. Ditch your old shower. Remove the old tape, making sure to completely clean the threads. Use what you can, but don't scratch it.2. Glue on a new tape, the one that came out of the box. Make sure you do it counter-clockwise so it stays in place while you fill everything up. Before screwing the drain to the wall pipe, glue the second thread to which you will connect the hose for the shower head. Make sure it rotates counterclockwise as well. Screw in the locking element according to the instructions in the product manual, then place a thick washer in the whipstock neck and screw it onto the wall tube, starting upside down, until it comes into its normal position. Position after 3 full turns. (Maybe 2) Don't overtighten this part as it will damage the thick washer inside.4. Put the thick shower head in the shower room and screw it to the drain, then screw the giant shower head with the thick shower head (don't use tape when doing this). Keep your hand in place as you do this. Then tighten the lock nut on the wall pipe. Do your best to pull it on as tightly as possible, but don't use anything other than a towel to help you. 5. Now you can complete the installation by screwing a small shower head onto the hose (don't forget the thick shower head). Check for leaks. If there is a leak in your wall pipe it means one of two things: 1) The tape didn't stay in place, remove it and apply a new one. Remember, you never need more than two layers on a single thread. Be sure to pull on it while tying it so it gets into the threaded steps of the hose. 2) The diverter is not securely attached to the hose. Take it off and then screw it back on. Your goal is to get it in the perfect position by tensing it as naturally as necessary. You can remove everything else from it to simplify the process again. Experiment with the starting position and rotate it until you get the result you want. Again, don't over-tighten - you can stop screwing as soon as you feel the thick nozzle inside collide with the pipe threads. I think that's the way it should be. Installation took 15 minutes. I tried two different ways to screw the switch onto the tube. I'm attaching a video for those worried about the little showerhead not staying in. If yours doesn't fit, order a replacement. In general I am 100% satisfied. Now showering becomes a pleasure!