Review on Pack Siroflex White Shower Heads by Dana Jones

I have had several of these Siroflex shower heads in the past (and now I have 5 of them). I've stocked them up in case they decide to stop offering them. Yes I like her! Lol I actually travel with mine as I don't like most (all?) water saving shower heads in hotels. These sockets are lightweight, but of course you'll also need to bring a tool like an adjustable wrench if you decide to travel with yours as well. Also, don't forget some Teflon tape (white plumbing tape costs about a dollar at your local hardware store). The wrench is used to remove the hotel shower head; these Siroflex heads require NO tools to install. Simply twist them clockwise by hand onto the shower head coming out of the wall until they are tight. Shower necks and shower heads have standard (in America) half-inch pipe threads. Turns out there are at least two different models of white Siroflex shower heads, and they both look pretty much the same. An easy way to tell the difference between the two is to see if your model has four rows of holes (Model 2760, UPC ending in 1392) or three rows of holes (Model 2761, UPC ending in 1514). Model 2760 (4 rows of holes) delivers much more water and head. The 2761 model (3 rows of holes) has a much smaller "restriction hole" (in the part that attaches to the shower head that comes out of the wall). ) and therefore creates much less water volume and pressure. I ended up drilling a small "constraint hole" on two of my 2761 1/2"(0.5") diameter models (see pics) and now they work much better. It literally took me less than 2 minutes to drill 2 of these. The other three Siroflex shower heads I have are 2760 models and I didn't need anything at all. to Revain, they can't be sure which model they will get. Hope that helps! Take care, take care and be good!