Massage & Mist Shower Head

This showerhead has wonderful pressure and was just what we were looking for. It was easy to install and looks wonderful.

This is the second shower head I purchased from you. Loved the first one and the second !

Awesome! Easy installation and love the water pressure it puts out. Very relaxing...

To understand the product description better, this shower head has six positions:

1. "Water saver": this is a 1-inch diameter, center stream consisting of four, paired jets with a very gentle/minimal flow that does not appreciably change with water pressure. In my shower, the flow rate is 1 quart per 1.1 minutes (vs. the 2.5 gallons per minute water-saver standard)
2. "Power message": utilizes the same jets as number 1, above, but with high volume, forceful flow;
3. "Mixed": combines the number 2 setting, above with the 53 or so main ("saturating rinse") jets, below;
4. "Saturating rinse": what one would consider the usual full flow of a 4-inch shower head;
5. "Mixed": combines the number 4 setting, below, with the number 6, "gentle mist" setting, above;
6. "Gentle mist": produces a mist-like spray of about 2-inches in diameter from the 11 jets between the center and main jets.

I purchased the brushed nickle version, which has the appearance, weight, and sound as if it were solid metal vs, the abs plastic that it is, i.e., it is, indeed, "heavy-duty ABS plastic." The water flow from the jets are even but I have not owned it long enough to observe any clogging. Then too, I use filtered rain water so I would not expect any caliche buildup anyway.

Regarding the negative (1-3) reviews: leakage - I have none; inadequate pressure: I run between 40 - 60 psi with the water restrictor in place and have no pressure issues; loud: one does hear varying degrees of rushing water "noise" depending on the setting but I would not consider what I hear to be excessive or significantly different from any shower head I have used; water coverage small at its widest point: well, it is a 4-inch shower head at its widest and, I would suggest, it is easy enough for one to determine, ahead of time, how much coverage one wants and buy accordingly; "throws a LOT of water [with inadequate] coverage: at once we have complaints about not enough water and a lot of water but without an adequate coverage area.

The fact is, this is a 4-inch shower head that puts out more than enough water, especially if the water restrictor is removed. I think it fair to say that the negative users either suffered inadequate system water pressure, unreasonable expectations, or did not appreciate the diameter of the shower head and, therefore, its coverage.

Finally, one might ask, why the number 1, minimal water flow ("Water-saver") setting? Two uses for me: I shave in the shower and need only a constant, gentle, small stream to rinse my razor; secondly, when washing, I do not want or need a full flow of water - just enough to lather up.

This shower head has 94% positive reviews and, I believe, deserves every one of them.

To understand the product description better, this shower head has six positions:

1. "Water saver": this is a 1-inch diameter, center stream consisting of four, paired jets with a very gentle/minimal flow that does not appreciably change with water pressure. In my shower, the flow rate is 1 quart per 1.1 minutes (vs. the 2.5 gallons per minute water-saver standard)
2. "Power message": utilizes the same jets as number 1, above, but with high volume, forceful flow;
3. "Mixed": combines the number 2 setting, above with the 53 or so main ("saturating rinse") jets, below;
4. "Saturating rinse": what one would consider the usual full flow of a 4-inch shower head;
5. "Mixed": combines the number 4 setting, below, with the number 6, "gentle mist" setting, above;
6. "Gentle mist": produces a mist-like spray of about 2-inches in diameter from the 11 jets between the center and main jets.

I purchased the brushed nickle version, which has the appearance, weight, and sound as if it were solid metal vs, the abs plastic that it is, i.e., it is, indeed, "heavy-duty ABS plastic." The water flow from the jets are even but I have not owned it long enough to observe any clogging. Then too, I use filtered rain water so I would not expect any caliche buildup anyway.

Regarding the negative (1-3) reviews: leakage - I have none; inadequate pressure: I run between 40 - 60 psi with the water restrictor in place and have no pressure issues; loud: one does hear varying degrees of rushing water "noise" depending on the setting but I would not consider what I hear to be excessive or significantly different from any shower head I have used; water coverage small at its widest point: well, it is a 4-inch shower head at its widest and, I would suggest, it is easy enough for one to determine, ahead of time, how much coverage one wants and buy accordingly; "throws a LOT of water [with inadequate] coverage: at once we have complaints about not enough water and a lot of water but without an adequate coverage area.

The fact is, this is a 4-inch shower head that puts out more than enough water, especially if the water restrictor is removed. I think it fair to say that the negative users either suffered inadequate system water pressure, unreasonable expectations, or did not appreciate the diameter of the shower head and, therefore, its coverage.

Finally, one might ask, why the number 1, minimal water flow ("Water-saver") setting? Two uses for me: I shave in the shower and need only a constant, gentle, small stream to rinse my razor; secondly, when washing, I do not want or need a full flow of water - just enough to lather up.

This shower head has 94% positive reviews and, I believe, deserves every one of them.