Review on Blissland Shower Inches Chrome Handheld by Hannah Curi

Good day. I'll tell you today about a seemingly ordinary thing - a shower hose. It seems that there can be nothing so supernatural here, but still. So, meet the Hansgrohe Isiflex Shower Hose. The funny thing is that it is as if rigid and it does not twist. I mean, you can't tie it in a knot, for example. The fact that it does not twist is how to explain it. One flange is just made to scroll around its axis. Damn ... In a word, you can hold the hose at the very base of the watering can and at the same time freely turn the watering can 360 degrees. I don't know how best to explain it. There are pictures in the photo above, for example, the first one on the left can somehow clarify what I wrote above. Please note that the flange with a spinner is only on one side. Do not confuse during installation. And then you will have the entire hose spinning from the very base from the mixer. Actually very convenient. The hose is quite solid, rigid, does not bend like a sausage does not hang out. It might be worth saying the same. My wife used to love to twist the entire hose with a watering can around the faucet. With an old, ordinary hose. With this hose, this can also be done, only the radius of the loop (corner) will be much larger. And the last. This is my second hose. The first completely similar one was handed over to the store the next day after the purchase. There was just a factory marriage. The hose was tightly clogged. The strength of the lungs was not enough to blow it through. Check this product directly in the store. I like. But pay attention to the shortcomings I have identified. All good.