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Rainfall Showerhead - Chrome

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Customer Rating:

7.99 out of 10

333 total reviews

List Price:

$45

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$19.99

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Product Description

Three movable, swivel adjustment points
Dual-swivel joints allow 28 inches of vertical range of motion
9-inch adjustable extension arm
127-hole showerhead
Head rotates a full 360 degrees
Standard 1/2-inch fittings
Chrome-plated finish over solid brass
Unique cascading rainstorm experience

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Materials: Brass

Catalog #: 124763

Model No: DH-312D

Dimensions: 2.5 cm x 19 cm x 36 cm

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8 out of 10

Simple, Easy & Efficient! (Jennx, Western North Carolina, 2008-01-05)

This is a nice product...especially for the price! Here are some of my observations: If you have normal or low water pressure...then you will almost certainly have to remove the white flow restrictor disk, as many other reviewers have noted. It's really easy to do... just remove the washer, & then the white disk...it takes less than a minute. If you have high water pressure, then it won't be a problem for you. Plus, if you leave the white flow restrictor disk in place, it will surely lessen the pressure of the water a little, (for those of you wishing to lessen your water pressure, that is). The shower head is very easy to install...it took my husband less than 5 minutes to remove our old shower head, & install this one. Also, this is a great shower head for people of all heights...it adjusts very easily, & without any effort...simply by lifting or lowering the arm. It would work just as well for someone over 6 feet tall, as it would for someone who is only 5 feet tall. The only complaints that I really have are that: you can't really *adjust* the water pressure, other than removing the disk, or leaving it in. The pressure is fine for me, after removing the disk...but it would have been nice to make the pressure a little stronger, or have options as far as that is concerned. Also, the head itself is not very big...so the water is really only in one spot, & it doesn't cover a very large area in the shower. And while that helps to keep the water in the shower, where it belongs...I personally would have preferred for it to be a little larger, & cover more space. But that's simply my preference, & it hasn't been a problem by any means...it's not TOO small & it shouldn't bother anyone too much. All in all, I would recommend this shower head, it's a great bargain for the price! And my husband loves it too! :)

10 out of 10

Outstanding Showerhead - Watch out for Lookalikes (Kayzee, New England, 2008-01-26)

I first enjoyed a showerhead like this at a bed-and-breakfast about 15 years ago. Since then, I have purchased four or five showerheads that looked like this, but each one had a show-stopper design flaw. One had a fixed, rather than rotating, fitting where the fixture attaches to the wall pipe. Another had a non-removeable water-saver device. Etc. I bought this showerhead without high hopes. When I opened the package, I found that I had finally found the perfect showerhead. The fitting that attaches the showerhead to your wall pipe is adjustable, so you can easily align the arm (as sensible as this is, most showerheads with this design use a cheaper fixed fitting). The flow restrictor is removable, which is key if your water pressure is not standard. The joints don't leak (again, a common problem with may showerheads of this design). The showerhead delivers a wonderful, drenching shower. All in all, it's a great, versatile showerhead; and, unlike many showerheads that look nearly identical, this one is smartly designed and manufactured. This brand doesn't cut corners like the many other brands I've tried. Great buy.

8 out of 10

Rainfall Chrome Showerhead (TvPT, Port Hueneme, CA, 2008-02-06)

Very simplistic piece of engineering: no real difficulty putting this on because I had the plumber's threading material ---get that before you start. It looks great. Perfect for tall and short alike. Very shiny and pretty. I do not know why these are so expensive at the box stores!! One drawback for you folks who remember the Seinfeld episode on showerheads: the rain is soft--- not a downpour---literally. It is a sweet waterfall---I can see why children would really LOVE this, adjusting to the water coming down on them when first moving on from bathtub to shower. And your pets! if you take them into the shower, that is!! It is very gentle. (eg. Birds, puppies.) Drought babies who never saw rain? will love this. (Of course, the rain has since come back in California!!) SO!! NOTE: Rinsing takes longer. But I do not think you are using more water --it conserves water use.

4 out of 10

Under pressure?? No! (AUGH, Columubs OH, 2008-03-16)

I have always wanted one of these. I am short...my husband is tall so adjusting the shower head so the spray actually hits me is an ordeal in the morning. Especially before that first cup of coffe hits! All I can say about this is that (even without the disc) we had zero water pressure. My hair looked like a drowned rat. I did apprecite the fact that the spray cascades down so the spray actually hit me but it couldn't make up for the fact that it reduced our pressure to nil. Can't say if a better model would have the same issue as I am not willing to spend the money to try it. Needless to say, we are back to the original shower head that we had and although adjusting it is still a pain, at least there is a spray that makes me feel clean. This product is on the "garage sale" pile in the basement...even in it's original packaging.

4 out of 10

cckru918 (cckru918, Central NY, 2008-01-18)

On a recent stay at my sister's home, we used a similar rainfall showerhead and really liked it. This one seemed an inexpensive option for us to try. And, since we have low water pressure, the claims by other reviewers that it had increased their pressure made this product even more appealing. Although it is very nice looking and easy to install (and uninstall, which we did), it did not live up to the claim of other reviewers. The low water pressure was NOT increased...if anything, it was worse. The water coming from the showerhead was just a gentle trickle. Rinsing shampoo from my hair was nearly impossible and took forever A rainfall showerhead with multiple settings and a hand-held option would probably work better if you have low water pressure. I would only recommend this product if you already have good water pressure.

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