🚿 Zengest G1/2 Shower Head Diverter Valve (20mm Diameter): Ideal for Hand Shower and Fixed Spray Head - Includes Tips for Proper Installation with Sealing Gasket Review

So weird. Something is wrong inside. I could barely get my showerhead or hose to work. Both streams were weak and neither of them shut down completely. I had to use two separate flow switches and an open ended double ended diverter to get what I wanted as buying two diverters didn't work the way I wanted. I now have complete control over the water delivery from two different showerheads. I mean total control. Nice. I will never do it any differently now.

I like this switch because it's stainless steel and easy to turn, very smooth BUT lacks a bracket for the hand shower. I would like you to improve it and add a holder to hang the hand shower. Currently, the controller simply hangs between the shower arms next to the tub and keeps falling down. I don't want to change the switch that came with the PDA because it's made of plastic :( .now I have to look for a solution again (sigh*).

The union nut on the water inlet is not deep enough. There is insufficient threading to ensure a good seal between the union nut and the water inlet. Whatever I do, it flows. Pipe thread tape, pipe thread sealant, both together, automotive gasket mold. It flows no matter what. Use a rubber gasket or don't use a rubber gasket, it will still leak. It's still leaking as of this writing and the coating has mostly worn away the nut from being removed and reinstalled so many times. Good that the…

I needed a diverter with an inlet at the top, an outlet at the bottom, another outlet on the right and a shifter on the left when the unit was flush mounted to the wall. This switcher was the only one I found that could be configured this way. In my shower I have two showerheads, one mounted (more or less permanently) high on the left side, the other on a bracket mounted lower on the wall at the right end (when facing the entrance). Shower). It sounds strange, but in this case, this is the only

Heavy gauge well finished brass and easy to install. Remove the old converter, clean the faucet tube with alcohol, clean all threads on the new converter with alcohol. Make sure you have good quality tape, wrap the tape around the threads of the new transducer and make sure to install the washer. installed first. Unscrew the hand shower hose fitting, but first wrap the nut with blue masking tape to avoid scratching, be sure to wrap the blue masking tape around the shower head nut to avoid…

This is for the round version. The Nut version actually looks like it might work. The problem with the round version is that you CANNOT tighten it properly. There are 2 flat surfaces but they really can't be used: 1. They are the same height as the rest of the product, not raised or lowered so you end up slipping on the diverter itself and scratching it. 2. The flat areas are so small that I don't know of any instrument in the world that is so thin that it can cover the entire whistle. Then…