Filtered Shower Head – High-Pressure Spray with a Water Stop Button

Filtered Shower Head – Fine jets, and a button to stop the water

A handheld shower head with closely spaced outlets, which is what concentrates the spray and makes the pressure feel higher without using more water. A multi-layer filter cartridge sits inside the handle, and a stop button on the grip pauses the flow while you soap up.

Why change the shower head?

It is the cheapest change you can make to a bathroom and the one you notice every single day. Fine outlets turn a weak flow into something that feels like pressure, and the stop button means the water is not running down the drain while you stand there with your eyes shut.

• Fine spray outlets – a concentrated, even spray rather than a scattered flow.
• Filter cartridge – a multi-layer cartridge sits in the handle and can be replaced.
• Stop button – pause the water at the head instead of at the mixer tap.
• Comfortable grip – shaped to sit in the hand rather than roll out of it.
• Standard fitting – screws onto the usual shower hose thread, no plumber needed.

Five minutes with your hands, and a better shower every morning after.

Unscrew the old head by hand — if it is stiff, a cloth around it gives grip without marking the chrome. Check the rubber washer is seated before tightening, since almost every drip at the hose joint comes from a washer that shifted. Descale the outlets by soaking the face in white vinegar if the spray starts to scatter.

Specifications

• Material: metal and plastic
• Filter: multi-layer replaceable cartridge
• Control: water stop button on the handle
• Connection: standard shower hose thread

Swap it out and enjoy the next shower.