ShowerMaxx Luxury Spa Series - Adjustable High Pressure Shower Head with 6 Spray Settings, 4.5 inch size, Polished Brass/Gold Finish - MAXXimize Your Showering Experience Review

For all you Seinfeld fans, when I first tried my new shower head I felt like Kramer in the episode washing the lettuce and the pressure knocked him off his feet! We replaced a leaking showerhead that my husband tried but couldn't fix. It's very convenient, but not particularly handy with plumbing. I didn't see him install this item but he said it was very easy. He also removed part of the shower screen saver, hence the surprising push. I plan to buy 2 more of these for our other showers. I…

This showerhead is great. I live in a country house with well water so my shower has always been very timid due to the low water pressure. I bought 3 different shower heads last year, a pair was VERY expensive but still nothing better than gentle rain. So I tried that. And oh my god I'm so happy! My husband REALLY removed the flow restrictor and now he has a really, REALLY good spray. It's worth every penny and more. Buy it! (Oh, and I have mine on an extension I bought for another shower head,

We replaced a 10 year old head with a ShowerMaxx head. When I tried to remove the flow restrictor it was different from the instructions and video. After removing the screen and o-ring there were 10 holes not 4? I decided to try a 10 hole bet. Use at least 6 layers of tape. With the o-ring removed, the pressure was much stronger than our previous head and very adequate. The head and various settings work well. The only downside, like all products today, is that the main head is made of plastic.

This ShowerMaxx was inexpensive but worked great. All 6 features work well with varying real-world utility. I was impressed with the good water pressure from all the features, but being a high volume 2.5 GPM device it makes sense that a lot of water comes out. The overall style looks good and goes well with most shower enclosures. It features rubber nozzles so any future spray nozzles clogged with minerals can be easily brought back to normal by swiping your finger across them. also usually a…

The shower head I bought really exceeded my expectations. First I was struck by the fact that the package comes with a large amount of Teflon tape in a nice little roll. Second, there was an extra washer included in the kit, which was a surprise. , the ability to remove the flow restrictor was a nice feature. Finally, the shower head was packaged carefully and protected. Installation was very easy, but I expected it. When I turned on the shower I thought the amount of water coming out was…

**UPDATE** I have not contacted the seller as the return period has expired - I have just left a review. The seller noticed my review, refunded the purchase price and sent me a new shower head. The new head works, there are no leaks yet, the pressure is good, all adjustments work. The seller is very confident in their product and supports it which speaks volumes. I would buy from them again anytime. And to reiterate, I didn't actually contact them (maybe I should have) as the return period had…

I'm always on the lookout for a good shower head (especially portable ones with a wire, useful for bathing children's heads). I scan them every time I go to Home Depot/Lowes/Sam's. I had to buy one on short notice last August 2016 when I moved to a townhouse and the master bath had a walk in shower with an old shower head that didn't spray and spray well. So I bought this one at a reasonable price (it was $25 at the time). I remember seeing the specs/review about it being plastic - that's true.

I have just completed a small makeover in my master bathroom and was looking for a nice, quality shower head to replace the Delta faucet I bought in the late 90's which is now past its time. After browsing the range at Home Depot and a few other local stores, I was disappointed by the high prices of products I thought were inferior to my original shower head. Even the most famous lights I've seen were made of flimsy plastic that felt cheap and brittle, and I couldn't imagine spending more than…

I wanted to start with a comment. For those who aren't a materials engineer, ABS stands for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene. It's plastic and cheap. That's why there is no extra zero in the price to get a metal bill. First of all, I was glad that the threaded connection was actually metal, at least. This made it easy to attach the shower head to the existing pipe and should last almost forever. The freedom of movement was also better than the shower head I replaced. I also appreciated the small