🚿 Enhance Your Shower Experience with MissMin Shower Head Swivel Adapter Ball Joint - Adjustable Connector in Brushed Nickel Finish Review

I've used this to lower the shower head a few inches and it worked without noticeably affecting the water flow. Installation is a bit tricky as you need a wrench to hold the shower head itself and one to hold it, which I expected given its swiveling ability. I didn't need the extra pivot, but it still worked well. I recommend some tape on the threads to ensure a tight fit.

It would be great if there wasn't a problem; the external thread is not long enough. When I screw my shower head onto this swivel adapter, the shower head hits the tube nut before the threads are all the way down. To the seller's credit, he included 3 rubber washers, but even with these it's impossible to tighten the shower head enough to prevent it from leaking where the shower head screws into the swivel adapter. I use a pivoting nozzle. , but will eventually replace it with a version with…

As you can see the contractor left us a small design flaw when installing our shower. If you put your hand in to turn the shower on you will get wet and I like to wait until the shower is the right temperature before jumping in. So, after a few months of jumping back quickly, with the floor and me wet and hiding in a corner while waiting for the shower to get hot, I decided to do something. I looked at a lot of shower heads on the internet to find one that might be suitable for this purpose…

I bought two of these swiveling shower heads because I have 2 shower heads in a shower that don't quite reach where we need them. We installed them too far apart and it would be a cost effective solution if they worked as advertised. When I installed the swivels, they both leaked a little. Based on the pictures of the Revain with the o-ring and the size of the shower arm tube, I was very focused on whether that end of the connection was the source of the leak. After playing with this for a…