Chrome Finish High Pressure Shower Head

Upgrade your shower experience with this multi-spray shower head kit featuring an all-direction flexible hose for easier positioning and a more comfortable rinse. Designed for simple, tool-free setup, it connects securely by hand and is easy to maintain for long-term performance.

• All-Direction Flexible Hose: Adjust the angle and position more freely for a targeted, comfortable spray.
• Tool-Free Installation: Hand-tighten connections—no tools required.
• No Pipe Tape Needed: Designed to seal properly without additional thread tape (when installed as directed).
• Multiple Spray Settings: Switch spray patterns using the easy thumb/lever selector.
• Easy-Clean Nozzles: Rub the rubber spray tips to remove light mineral buildup.
• Serviceable Filter Screen: Rinse the filter screen to help keep flow steady and reduce clogging.

1. Remove your old shower head and clean off any old thread tape from the shower arm/pipe.
2. Check that the old washer is not stuck inside the shower pipe (use a thin tool like a pencil or screwdriver—do not use fingers).
3. Hand-tighten the all-direction hose onto the shower pipe using the hose nut.
4. Hand-tighten the shower head onto the hose. Align threads carefully before tightening.

Rotate the spray selector lever left or right to choose your preferred spray pattern.

• For light deposits: gently rub the rubber nozzles to release mineral buildup.
• For heavier deposits: remove the shower head and soak it face down in white vinegar only (about 1–2 cups) for 2–3 hours, then reinstall and run each spray mode to flush.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, heavy-duty cleaners, or abrasives—these may damage the finish and components.

• No water flow: Ensure the old washer isn’t still inside the shower pipe; confirm only one washer is installed in the nut.
• Low pressure / missing spray: Clean the head in a vinegar/water solution; rinse the filter screen.
• Leak at large nut: Confirm only one washer is seated properly; if needed, apply a light sealing aid (e.g., soap across threads) and re-tighten by hand.

• To reduce scald risk and save energy, set your water heater to 120°F (48.9°C) or below.
• Always test water temperature by hand before bathing.
• For added safety, a pressure-balance tub/shower valve is recommended (consult a plumber if unsure).

• Shower Head
• All-Direction Hose
• Washer