Experience Eco-Friendly Luxury with Waterpik ECO-533 Eco Flow Showerhead Review

1. Tried and tested, there is no "water-saving jet" setting. The closest I can get is a light spray that spritzes right in my eyes and over the walls of the shower. The amount of packaging and the casual treatment of the plastic clamshell as recyclable or not is terribly wasteful and disappointing.

I got one of these from Home Depot and I'm taking it back. It feels like everyone in the house is taking a shower at the same time — the pressure is low, the flush takes a long time, the jet only covers an area of about a foot and a half, leaving the rest of the body cold. If you can handle that, great, save some money.

We bought this shower head to replace the exact same one that started leaking after about a year. I thought the leak was the result of our overuse and I was wrong. The black rubber washer has slipped out of both blocks and water is leaking from behind. Now the return period has expired and I can't fix it. I definitely recommend not buying this product or any shower head as they will likely use the same flawed design.

I found out about the Waterpik ECO-533 from the NYTimes review of water saving showerheads (see link below). For the money and the feedback in the article, it seemed like the best choice to me. I installed it without telling my wife (who has insanely thick curly hair) and waited for her to complain that the shower wasn't working as expected. . After finding out that she had used it several times, I asked her if she noticed any difference in water pressure etc and she said no. One thing is for…

I bought this after reading some questionable reviews about similar water saving shower heads. Still, I'm very impressed with this device. I replaced it with a regular shower head with more than 2.5 GPM. Installation was fairly easy with instructions, although I had to tighten it a lot more than I wanted to keep it from leaking. However, the tools and everything they offer are enough for a proper setup. Initially, all the settings worked fine, but the "Massage"/rotation section keeps freezing…

I purchased the Waterpik EcoFlow shower head from Lowes DIY store. Overall a good shower head. All spray patterns functioned normally. However, the packaging is a bit misleading. The packaging states that the shower head has an off function to stop the flow of water when lathering. There isn't actually a switch-off function, but one of the 5 spray settings is a very fine mist that uses very little water. Most settings have colossal water flow. The biggest disappointment was the water…