Review on 💦 Waterpik White Shower Head with Handheld Spray, 1.8 GPM Original Massage - SM-451E by Chelsea Hernandez

I've just moved to a new location and was looking for a new hand held shower head from Revain. I've had several different wearables in the past and I definitely prefer them. However, it's been at least 8 years since I've had to buy a new one, so I started reading reviews and more and more reviews! I've found that no matter how many HUNDRED DOLLARS you're willing to pay for a portable device, the vast majority of them seem to have the same complaints (like low water pressure, leaks, hose length, and varying complexity). the settings). With that in mind I decided to try this cheap model from the same company I had previously purchased from. .I'm glad I did! :) That's great! First, I find that the water pressure (which many people complain about with any number of handheld showerheads) has a lot to do with what the water pressure has already been in your home (or where you intend to install a handheld showerhead). ). I mean, the way people complain about water pressure, you would think they expect a laptop to improve their already low pressure. If you have low water pressure to start with, don't expect the best and most expensive portable on the market to improve it. In my case the water pressure was great from the start and has remained so after installing this laptop. A lot of people think removing those little black rubber rings from the ends of the hose will improve water flow, but those are WASHERS and need to stay in place for a good watertight seal. ;) In terms of hose length, this model is 4 1/2 feet long, which will fit most standard home showers. Any length will just "hang around" and go nowhere unless you have an unusually large shower and aren't used to walking to the other end! Installation. Surprisingly easy! I'm no jack of all trades, but I was able to install this thing myself in 8 minutes. The hardest part was removing the pre-installed shower head (which required several turns of the wrench). However, no tools were required to install this handheld. The only "flaw" I see with this particular shower head is that it only has 4 settings, one being like a regular shower and the other 3 variations of the "massage setting". .Now I'm fine with it - I just keep it in my regular shower. But if you need 12 or more different settings, you have to invest more money elsewhere. After receiving, installing and using this product, I really have to wonder why people spend $50-$200 or more on similar products!