Waterpik TRS 529S/20009490 Elements 5-Mode Showerhead, Brushed Nickel
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Waterpik TRS 529S/20009490 Elements 5-Mode Showerhead, Brushed Nickel
Customer Review: High pressure shower head
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this and a matching high pressure hand held attachment. After removing a few pieces in the shower head it really works well, with nice high pressure.Customer Review: Serves the purpose
Summary: 4 Stars
The showerhead serves my purpose. I have changed four heads in 6 months due to hard-water problem. This one lasted for 3 months and still going on. There is nothing fancy about it but it does what it is supposed to do. Misting spray is something new and if you never been to tropical areas and experienced rain-droplets pouring for three longs days due to low-pressure, you might try this. You may or may not like it but it will be different. Other functions are the same as any cheap showerhead would produce.Customer Review: Shower Head
Summary: 3 Stars
Good preasure in full spray, nothing else. Feels plastic and I bet it won't last. I am going back to Siroflex. Best showerhead made.Customer Review: No Good New Pick
Summary: 2 Stars
I have used WaterPik since the original was newly on the market. This one is a great disappointment. I had a simple hardware store water saving high pressue one setting and a button to cut off water completely to save water/energy no one really used. I got this Elements 5 model because it was a WaterPik and it offered the mist/pulse options and an increase in spray force. I have the same issues as others do. the mist goes over the top of the curtain and comes out in a micro mist. What i dislike most is that it actually reduces the force of the water pressure by a significant amount. It is awful . the cheap $5 water-saver has twice the force , at least... way more force it more descriptive. I looked in the back for an extra baffle or some obstruction that could be slowing down my normally high water pressure out of the tap. I dont understand how they can advertise this model as increasing pressure by 30%. It is outright misrepresentation. It is misleading at least.I gave it a star because it looks much nicer than the first waterpick i got , however, the first one was not a showerhead but on a hose a 'european' design back then. It was plastic and metal and was heavy but it fired the water out almost too hard in the pulse function. the spray and pulse are a joke. the pulse is barely noticeable. Do not be fooled ,it is not the old WaterPik.
**addition 8/7/10 I actually had to return this shortly after the review.. water spontaneously one morning at start up of the shower began to shoot out of the sides. i had not touched it since the day before and the shower was normal for it.
The force which the water came out of the sides was what i had hoped for from the spray jets.
I got a replacement very quickly and provided the time to return the defective one. I have to say that the replacement has worked for some time now but it is just as ineffective as the first one but this has not decided to melt down on me as yet. It does not turn from positions well, it spins in place unless I use both hands on some moves. It is not able to produce the force it touts in the ad copy. the cheap hardware one provides a far more powerful spray. I have powerful water pressure from the tap this decreases it... dont know why.
Fine company to do business with but the product is not great.