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Review on Experience Ultimate Showering With FEELSO Filtered Handheld Showerhead - 7 High Pressure Modes, 15 Stage Hard Water Filter System, Removes Chlorine And Harmful Substances by Grant Galloway

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I Did It Myself!: my feedback

The extent of my plumbing experience is turning the faucet on and off. I was able to install this myself! I don't know if I'm more excited about that or by how much I love this showerhead. It seriously took me longer to read the directions than it took to do the actual installation.The directions were simple enough for me to get it. No tools are needed; everything is hand tightened. It comes with plumber's tape. It comes with the washers already installed. Just make sure they are sitting flush. They stress this a few times to ensure there are no leaks. You will also receive 2 extra washers.The water pressure is great. In the attached video, I didn't even have the water on full force. When I tried out the power wash I accidentally knocked over the shampoo and conditioner bottles with the water pressure LOL.You'll notice in the video that there is some residual drip when changing from one mode to the next. Also, when I turned the water off there was some dripping for about 30 seconds but then it stopped.I noticed in the product description they don't mention how many inches the shower head is. I don't have a tape measure, but it's big. Hopefully, you can gauge by my photo and video. The hose is very light and flexible. The shower head is plastic. The holder feels plastic, but where the threads are feels like metal.Prior to ordering, I checked to see if the replacement filters are available and how much they are. They're available and I'm satisfied with their current price point.I am tickled to pieces with this shower setup.

Pros
  • Offers long-lasting and durable construction, ensuring optimal performance for years to come
Cons
  • The high pressure modes may waste water and increase utility bills