Delta Faucet 7-Spray Touch-Clean Hand Held Shower Head with Hose, Chrome, 75700

Got this just before a hip replacement so I could safely shower on a bench for the first few weeks afterward. I wanted to leave my regular rain showerhead installed as well, so purchased this Delta diverter and installed them together with the hand shower angled to the tile wall.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0064TXLHA/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_61This setup has worked well for me, as I didn't want to spend big bucks or drill into tile in a rental. I've been using this for a year and a half and have been pleased, although suddenly it appears that numerous other units have come to market that do double duty in one piece in the under $50 range...The existing showerhead riser sits about 81" from the bottom of the tub, and the hose on this unit was long enough for me to use when sitting on a shower bench, but someone buying this to bathe another person might want to look into a hose that's at least a foot longer. At this price, I won't complain that it's plastic (including the hose) as it looks decent and has held up well. I have no complaints about water pressure, although my building has amazing pressure to begin with, and I'm pretty sure my guy removed the water saving feature.This puppy has also come in handy for rinsing cleaner off the tile, tub and fixtures, and I even used it on a strong massage setting to clean plaster crud off an expensive wicker hamper that had borne the brunt of a water pipe burst from the floor above, hard to find good ones, and this worked like a charm! I tried two of the suction cup holders to no avail - neither stayed put on my subway tile - if you want a mount to allow you to position this lower for kids or easy access while sitting, a screw in version is probably necessary.Overall, good product for the price.

I can't believe I paid less than $15 for this shower head. I've paid small fortunes on shower heads in the past; however, I just moved to the San Francisco Bay Area and let me tell you the high cost of living out here has totally changed the way I spend my money. After reading so many good reviews on Amazon, I decided to give this one a shot because I needed one that could be handheld and preferred one with multiple settings for when I want to wash myself vs. my dog.I just received it today and installation was a breeze. I'm not a builder...couldn't use a power saw or anything, but I know how to handle a drill and I'm not intimidated by IKEA if that gives you a sense of where I am hahaha. I managed to install this without a wrench, even though I did bring one in case I needed it to remove the shower head that my apartment came with. Not a single leak in sight. Not a drip nor a drop. I did purchase that white plumbers/threading tape stuff along with this shower head. The directions recommended 2-3 passes, but since mine was kind of crusty I did more like 5-6 taught layers after removing as much of the old stuff as possible.I didn't think my original apartment shower head was bad, in fact, I've used it for 4.5 months without any issues, but I struggled to bathe my huge water-hating dog in the tub via the faucet and a bucket so I decided to upgrade for both our sakes.This shower head provided a lovely, much more luxurious stream of water to bathe in...although I'm sure it's guzzling a lot more water than the original shower head I was using. The stronger "center" setting is powerful enough blast through my dogs fur and rinse clean the tile shower walls quickly.I didn't really look for any other settings simply because these are the only two I have ever used no matter how many settings a shower head has.I highly recommend this for anyone who wants an affordable, nice looking, well performing, non leaking shower head.OH, and for the TALL PEOPLE!!!! My 6'4" man says this thing is tall enough for him not to have to bend over to get under the water! That's a small miracle in standard tub/shower set ups.

Smooth and consistent water flow, quality construction, easy to install.

It's working well. It looks nice, and I love that the hose is 6 feet long- it gives me ample room to stand and wash even from the back of our fairly standard tub/shower.It installed easily enough - we just needed to get some plumber's tape.The settings are ok - my old one had words on them describing the settings, like Pulse, spray, mist, ect., and this one just basically turns from all on loosely to a few that spray out strongly for a more concentrated stream, but it works for my needs and was affordable.The hose is going to take getting used to - the last one I had was all plastic and more flexible than this jointed one. It is flexible enough though, I find I just have to 'snake and twist' it right because of the jointed nature of the hose.The old white one that I did have had better settings for about the same price- it was a Waterpik- but it was also bad about getting stained- sometimes our water department does work or something and our water looks rusty for awhile- whenever that would happen, it would stain that white, and it wouldn't always bleach out. (It might have been GA red mud causing it; I'm not sure.) I'll never buy another white one if I can help it because of that.This one is easy to grip even with wet, slippery hands. It's easy to take the head down to wash a dog or wash just hair or rinse the tub, but it keeps its place on the shower mount if you use it for an actual shower.Some of it is plastic, and I can't speak about its durability just yet, but I'm happy with it for a handshower in this price range.

I bought this shower head in July 2016. Now we are may 2025. And this shower head still works fine. Recently thought to replace it something more flashy, but when I turned it the water pressure was so low as to laugh aloud. And yes I put my old delta shower back in and upgraded thé length of the waterline to 9 feet and there it was, good as new and easy to use