Attaching a shower head to a shower is a relatively simple process. Here are the general steps to follow: Remove the Existing Shower Head: Unscrew the existing shower head by turning it counterclockwise. You may need to use pliers or an adjustable wrench if it’s tightly secured. Clean the Shower Arm: Wipe the threaded end of the shower arm with a cloth to remove any debris or old plumber’s tape. Apply Plumber’s Tape: Wrap a few layers of plumber’s tape clockwise around the threaded end of the shower arm. This helps create a watertight seal. Screw on the New Shower Head: Attach the new shower head onto the shower arm by screwing it clockwise. Hand-tighten it firmly, but avoid over tightening to prevent damage. Test for Leaks: Turn on the shower and check for any leaks around the connections. If you notice any leaks, use a wrench to tighten the connections slightly. Note: Some shower heads may have additional installation instructions, such as using a mounting bracket or adjusting the spray pattern. Refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for specific guidance. Remember to use caution and consult a professional if you encounter any difficulties or have concerns about the installation process.