Review on 🚿 Experience Luxury with Kingston Brass KX8221 Claremont 12-Inch by 12-Inch Shower Head in Polished Chrome by Jen Slocum

I really didn't like the first rainfall shower head we installed. It was a 12 inch square with 144 bits. With low water flow in California, it was like a faint drip. And it was awkward to wash your hair or ears, or to get out of the way without bending your neck at awkward angles. So feeling a little guilty I ordered 6 different shower heads of different sizes and brands to try and find the best replacement. That's the shower head I kept. Why? The round area with the jets makes more sense. Get rid of small drops. The density of the nozzles is higher closer to the center, which makes flushing easier. You can change the flow restrictor to a different water pressure if you wish as it uses a standard size. But it was enough. The only negative is that after putting it down it drips a bit until the pipe drains from the ceiling enough. The old shower head shut down immediately and completely. I don't quite understand why. For me, the improvement is huge and worth an insignificant temporary drop. I've tried Kohler, Delta and Spe Akman. To be honest, I still prefer the regular little shower that comes out of the wall at an angle. However, this was not the case in our bathroom. This Kingston Brass strikes the right balance between stylish design and functionality. I sent all other shower heads back. And yes, I feel a little guilty. But finally I can enjoy my shower again.