Review on 💦 WaterPoint 8 Inch Rainfall Shower Head - Large High Pressure Water Saving Showerhead - Brass Swivel Ball and Polished Chrome Finish by Brenda Black

I'll get rid of it first, it's a noisy shower head due to the aerator function. When the aerator (the most central opening on the head) is blocked, the noise level is significantly reduced and with it the integrity of the flow from the outlet jets. This should be taken into account if you use it in a closed shower stall for one person. Since the walls are much closer, you might not want to put up with the extra noise from the aerator. In a two-person shower that would be less of a problem, or even better than a showerhead in a bath. That being said, I'm not sure the jet is much *louder* than a regular shower. My first reaction was that there was more white noise, but not much louder. This makes it a little harder to hear people talking to you while you're showering, but it doesn't mean you'll come out stunned. restrictive valve, but this will really reduce the power of the shower head, defeating the purpose because. It is very nice. The aerator and the large distance between the jets make the shower very "full". It's hard to describe exactly because I don't think the word 'rain' is really the right word for it. It is a very pleasant and exciting feeling to imagine yourself simply standing under a stream of turbulent water. It's definitely a worthwhile upgrade over the standard showerhead, and has a nice aesthetic too (those big showerheads are all the rage).