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For each shower head, flow rate is dependent on your water pressure and model. Our shower heads output around 2.0 gpm at 60 psi and 2.5 gpm at 80 psi with the flow restrictor in place.

Yes, it is that easy! Simply unscrew your old shower head and screw this one in its place. The old shower head may require a wrench to loosen depending on how tight it is. The whole installation takes just a few minutes, and there are detailed step-by-step installation instructions with pictures if you need it.

Because of the brass fittings, I found that these shower heads can form tight, leak-proof seals without Teflon tape and without a wrench. However, I still recommend wrapping the shower arm threads with the Teflon tape (which is included).

This shower head fits any standard ½" threaded male connection. You do not need anything special. For aesthetic purposes, you will probably want an extender pipe that is the same color as the shower head.

No, it does not. The filter media works great with chlorine and glyphosate (along with other pesticides), but it does NOT remove fluorides (or at least not enough for me to claim it does). I really wanted a filter to remove fluoride, but all the effective fluoride filters were super expensive (and I wanted my filters to be affordable).

Yes, the shower filter can fit shower hoses, as long as they have a ½" threaded connection. Several customers have already used the shower filter with a water hose. The shower filter will not fit an outdoor garden hose. Most garden hoses in the U.S. have a ¾" threaded connections. You can buy ½" x ¾" adapters if you want to use the shower filter with a garden hose.

The filter contains KDF 55, calcium sulfite, and activated carbon. These filter media remove free chlorine, heavy metals, nitrates, nitrites, silver, aluminum, arsenic, cadmium, copper, , nickel, zinc, lead, chromium, barium, hydrogen sulfide, radon, selenium, trihalomethanes, manganese, mercury, chloroform, trichlorethane, lindane, pesticides, fungicides, bad tastes, and odors.

Yes, the filters work with hot water. These filters are rated for 4 - 80°C (40 - 175°F). The filter media is less adsorbent at higher temperatures, so you will prolong the filter life by avoiding scalding hot showers.

Not really. The shower arm introduces minimal flow restriction compared with the shower head. If you need to increase the flow rate in your shower, you should remove the flow restrictor in your shower head.

Absolutely. You first attach the adjustable shower arm to your fixed shower arm. Then you attach the shower arm bracket (that holds your handheld shower head) to the other end of the adjustable shower head. This allows you to position the handheld shower head to your desired height, so that you don't have to stretch just to reach the shower head.

Sometimes it can be a bit tricky to open up the mirror. If you look at the mirror from the side, the outside mirror section has two halves with a seam down the middle. On one side of the seam is the connection to the base stand and the on/off switch on top. On the other side of the seam, there are three indented notches. The indented notches fit into grooves that hold the two halves together. While holding the first section steady (the half with the base stand and on/off switch), twist the second section counterclockwise. The second section should rotate about 1/2" in that direction. From there, the second section will pull away from the rest of the mirror. (If the second section does not rotate, try twisting it clockwise. The orientation can get reversed depending on how you are looking at the mirror.)

Both sides of the mirror have the LED light. The light for the makeup mirror only has one brightness setting. There is no adjustment setting beyond the on/off switch.

The light source is clear white LEDs that leave no yellow tone. The pictures above are actual photos of the product and not 3D renderings. You can also look in the customer reviews for pictures and videos taken of the makeup mirror in a natural setting. So far, the only complaint I've received about the lights is that they are not bright enough for some applications. You may need to use the mirror with a secondary light source.

No, it does not. The filter media works great with chlorine, heavy metals, and other chemicals - but it does NOT remove fluorides (or at least not enough for me to claim it does). I wanted a filter to remove fluoride, but all the effective fluoride filters were super expensive (and I wanted my filters to be affordable).

There are no signal or warning lights with this filter. The life of a filter can be measured in either time or the number of gallons that pass through the filter. From my experience, I have found that filters which measure the amount of water passing through are frequently inaccurate. (Based on reading Amazon reviews, it appears that other customers share this experience.) The filters with time signals tend to be accurate, but this filter does not come with a time-based signal. I send an email to all customers 4 months after purchase to remind them to change the filter cartridge.

No, hot water will not ruin the filter, but the filter media performs better with cooler water. The faucet filter is designed to operate between 40-110°F (or 5-45°C). This covers the range of cold to hot temperatures for most homes. You may run into problems if you adjusted the temperature of your water heater higher than recommended. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recommends setting the water heater temperature to 120°F (49°C). When you account for heat loss in the pipe, this maximum water temperature equates to around 110°F when the water exits your kitchen faucet. However, if you adjusted your water heater temperature to above 120°F, you may get water hotter than 110°F at your faucet on the maximum hot setting.