Showers

[Anonymous No.2549249]

I finally found a low-flow showerhead that isn't a horrible piece of shit.
My water pressure is wildly variable, sometimes going up to a nice good 60-70psi, sometimes dipping down to 20-30psi.
I've been living with "okay" showerheads for a few years now, but I finally found one that's low flow and not shit.
High Sierra Showerhead.
I got the 2.0GPM model, and fuck its nice.

[Anonymous No.2549264]

>>2549249
Wow, I've been worried about you.

[Anonymous No.2549328]

>>2549249
>low flow
I always pop that shit out first thing

[Anonymous No.2549437]

>>2549328
Issue is the supply side. Taking the commie ring out doesnt solve it

[Anonymous No.2550004]

nice

[Anonymous No.2550005]

If your water pressure is up and down, you should probably change your pressure tank or pressure switch :)

[Anonymous No.2550006]

>>2549249
Nice shill thread. What kind of commission are you pulling in?

[Anonymous No.2550013]

>>2549249
I modify my shower heads to remove the flow restrictors fuck the government

[Anonymous No.2550093]

>>2550005
muni water :(

[Anonymous No.2550128]

>>2549264
Ha ha nice

>>2549437
>>2550005
These anons are correct.

>>2550093
Municipal water pressures don't vary that much. You either have a bad pressure reducing valve on your incoming line or a failed expansion tank (if you even have one, which you should but many houses don't). I'd guess PRV since it's bouncing up and down. Usually a bad tank just causes the pressure to stay high.

[Anonymous No.2550129]

>>2550128
Probably need to get it fixed, but fuck thats not gonna be a fun repair.

[Anonymous No.2551753]

>>2550129
Nah, it's not that bad. Shut off the main, drain the cold line at the lowest sink, and swap it out. Most PRVs have unions on them so it should come apart easy.

[Anonymous No.2551776]

>>2550128
Even if you're on muni water there isn't really anything stopping you from installing a pressure tank on your home system