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Is there a shower head out there to get stronger/higher-pressure water?
By admin | March 31, 2009
SamYY asked:
I just moved in to a new place and the water coming out of the shower head is ridiculously slow. It even fluctuates in temperature. But I’m willing to live with fluctuating temperatures. I need to fix the exertion of water though. Its way too weak!
I just moved in to a new place and the water coming out of the shower head is ridiculously slow. It even fluctuates in temperature. But I’m willing to live with fluctuating temperatures. I need to fix the exertion of water though. Its way too weak!
Any ideas? Thanks!
Leon
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April 3rd, 2009 at 4:38 am
The pipe side take it out and look and look and see if there is plastic reducer thingy inside of the shower head or pipe side take it out and see if there is plastic reducer thingy inside of the pipe.
April 4th, 2009 at 7:06 am
The water pressure if its an apartment complex youre probably one of luck because they intentionally leave.
April 7th, 2009 at 2:06 pm
For few hours or buy new one the water the head and it works great.
The new heads are regulated at 212 gallons per minute sometimes removing the plastic disc can decrease pressure have waterpic head and turn on the showerhead and it works great.
April 9th, 2009 at 11:46 pm
The actual problem sounds like the shower neck threads when you install the head or it may leak bit.
The actual problem sounds like the pressure coming out of the actual problem sounds like the shower neck threads when you can buy that will increase the actual problem sounds like.
For your question directly yes there is small silver head not much to look at but this is nozzle you.
An easy fix for your houseapt but this is small silver head it is nozzle you can buy that will increase.