Review on Blissland Shower Inches Chrome Handheld by Marlo Schlachter

I bought a shower hose for my hand shower and was very happy with the quality and fit of the materials. but not a drop came out. When you receive the hose, each end is covered with a protective blue plastic cap (used for shipping only). Don't try to unscrew it, it's threaded so all you have to do is unscrew it! ! ! !I would like to say that the original hose that came with the plastic was really annoyingly stiff. Aesthetics aside, plastic shower hoses are just a headache. First, it can take several months for a plastic shower hose to hang freely, if it ever does. These hoses are so stiff when you take them out of the box that they bend awkwardly and tend to power the detachable shower head. This hose is made of stainless steel, a metal shower hose puts you in control of the shower head! Metal shower hoses hang loose right out of the box and typically have a lock-on design, allowing for the most flexibility of any handheld showerhead you'll find. This makes metal hose showerheads the best option in both the short and long term. Over time, you'll also find that metal hoses are much less likely to leak or rupture, while plastic shower hoses end up in the trash year-round.