💦 Upgrade Your Shower Experience with Stainless Steel Yandls Shower Head Extender: Adjustable Lower Shower Head, Chrome Extension Arm, Bathroom Shower Accessory (5 inch) Review

Easy to install, extends just enough for me to reach but still tall enough to look good. Who needs a laptop they can't hold, right?

The material is very good, goes well with my shower head I was surprised they give two washers just in case I think it works well with any standard -shower head

Now I can shower without having to tiptoe to reach it. Instead of the two washers that came with it, I used tape. Works much better with no leaks.

The black washer that came with the pipe extender is too small, causing the pipe to leak. I had to go to the hardware store and buy a bigger one. I had to do the work twice. Dissatisfied with the production

I would give this five stars and a better rating but you would think they made a recess for pliers to tighten it. It is very difficult to tighten without scratching the product.

This gave me the extra length I needed to get to the hand shower. It's worth the small cost. Very easy to install for anyone even without plumbing or mechanical experience.

I like this piece but I should have gone for 10 inch. Also, the diameter of a standard flange (the part that completely covers the wall) is about a millimeter to a width. The seller should take this into account and perhaps offer a piece or two for sale along with the extension.

Is your shower having a problem with a missing rod? Just not the size you expected for a wet, hot, steamy, naked shower? Or did you want to peacefully undress in the rain, but it's actually more like a sprinkler slapping you in the face? We will increase it by another 15% (conclusions not checked and confirmed by any professional). Just take this extension out, screw it on and you're done (recommend fitting a shower head too), no water comes out, we will, except as expected. 5 ⭐️

This item looks good and is the right size but I could not get it to fully seat on the shower head. It leaked at the junction with teflon tape. I removed both parts. I wrapped it in soft rubber and put it in a vise. I removed the tape and tightened it. Still leaked. Added a new tape still dripped. Only for h did plumbers add putty - it was still dripping. So there's something shaky about these themes that just doesn't add up. So I will come back and try something different.