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Question: can you turn the water flow off at the hand held head to conserve water
Document: I have serious issues with the hose. The hose is short and stiff and does not reach to the shower floor like other hand held shower heads. And, the hose has an annoying anti-siphon device that causes water to drain from the hose every time the water is turned off. I prefer to turn the shower on and off several times to conserve water and unfortunately this shower head does not have an off valve; instead a water stream drips down the shower wall.
I have to place my hand over the shower head push and then turn it to change water flow. I have subsequently found better showerheads at my local hardware store - for the same price! Lesson learned...One star because it does allow the water to flow through its head. I'll replace it soon.
Purchased this unit to pair with a fixed wide patter showerhead for walk in shower. Wanted a hand held option for cleaning, as well as massage options. The water pressure is adequate but not strong, even upon removing the flow restrictor. The massage action is OK, but not as strong as my original shower masssager from the mid 1980's.The vinyl hose is annoying as another reviewer mentioned, in tat it does not hang well and can result in shower head twisting while using it.
I love it! It is for sale here at Amazon for a few dollars cheaper than I paid for it and is free shipping. The new one has fantastic water flow. It does have a problem keeping the hand held secure, but we will find a way to fix that because it is worth it.
The Waterpik TRS 553 is a good, basic, hand-held showerhead. It has three basic spray patterns that can be combined for a total of 5. The basic 3 settings are high dispersion (good for making steam), high velocity flow (good for general showering), and soft massage or pulse.
I've had several Water Pik hand-held shower heads and been pleased with all of them, but this one was a huge disappointment. The hose is stiff and inflexible, and the handle on the shower head is too short so the thing is off-balanced. My advice is to stick to the original.
I wonder how many of them actually do.It is a lot of trouble for me to get this shower head installed and now I have to get it uninstalled and replace it with another shower head.I am NOT happy with this situation!If you are water-conscious as I am I would recommend looking elsewhere for a hand-held shower head.
We bought two of these for our showers, replacing one hand-held shower head and one fixed shower head. We've been very happy with them.Pros: Nice look with brushed nickel, great water stream settings. I specifically wanted at least one setting that didn't pulse and that was difficult to find, but this shower head has it.
This is a fantastic hand-held shower head. Love the water pressure from it especially since the area where I live it's very low to start with.Added plus, is my four legged kids like having their bath with it too. Rinses them off really fast. Could use a on/off switch for that use, but not complaining since that isn't the true purpose of it. Highly recommend and would purchase again
This replaces an older model Water Pik hand-held. I wanted a new type of head that was easier to adjust on the fly, so to speak, and I got it with this one. Completely satisfied on that count.What is not so satisfying is the stupid, cheap, inflexible hose that comes with this model. Whoever made that design decision should be fired, or sent to oversee plant operations in China, Mexico, Bangladesh, or wherever.Ease of installation was pretty high.
Answer: yes