Which Shower Head For Low Water Pressure

hsupeda

Hi does anyone have an idea of which shower head would improve a low gravity system?

Is it the smaller holed ones that help?

I have heard Mira Response and Triton ones may help.

If any one has any advice/recommendations I would greatly appreciate.

thanks in advance

keystone

One of these.

Cheers

hsupeda

ok cant make changes to the property as im renting. Any SHOWER HEADS any one else would recommend?

keystone

No because the truth is they will only make a miniscule and probably unnoticeable difference to the flow rate - the pressure will remain exactly the same. Thats why I said pump it if you want to change the pressure.

Cheers

SuzieSue

See this thread:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3108896

I also tried the Mira Response, but the Grohe Eurphoria was better.

hsupeda

thanks, which mira showerhead did you use?

was it this one:

http://!!!!!!!/fRHXh5

Ok i may try the grohe one, only think it hasnt got 3/5 modes so cant get the force to be in the middle. Did this matter?

Thanks for your help

H

hsupeda

sorry links not coming up was it the

Mira Response 4 Mode Shower Head
EAN: 5013181041644

SuzieSue

hsupeda wrote: »

thanks, which mira showerhead did you use?

was it this one:

http://!!!!!!!/fRHXh5

Ok i may try the grohe one, only think it hasnt got 3/5 modes so cant get the force to be in the middle. Did this matter?

Thanks for your help

H

I tried this one:

Mira Response RF1 Single Spray Shower Handset

The showerhead we had originally did have couple of modes but I don't know if it was designed for low pressure sytstems as my bathroom fitter supplied it, so I am not sure if having different modes reduces the pressure.

Anyway, both the Mira RF1 and the Grohe Euphoria made a big difference (even though the plumber said it wouldn't).

hsupeda

thanks, i might just try it! sounds like you had exactly the same problem!

thing is there was a showerhead already there, which had different modes, and wasnt great as it kept getting stuck - but i managed to put it on a particular setting which only sprayed through the middle - which gave more force through small holes. However tried perfecting it and lost the setting - now the head is completely broken!

Thats why i thought the 3/5 mode head with small holes would be the solution. I was under the impression the single mode head would be rain like and wouldnt give much force out.

SuzieSue

hsupeda wrote: »

thanks, i might just try it! sounds like you had exactly the same problem!

thing is there was a showerhead already there, which had different modes, and wasnt great as it kept getting stuck - but i managed to put it on a particular setting which only sprayed through the middle - which gave more force through small holes. However tried perfecting it and lost the setting - now the head is completely broken!

Thats why i thought the 3/5 mode head with small holes would be the solution. I was under the impression the single mode head would be rain like and wouldnt give much force out.

Yes, I know what you're saying and I'm not sure why the Grohe and Mira are so much better than the one with different modes, but they are. When I used the orignal one with the water through the middle it was feeble.

hsupeda

done - ive just bought the Grohe one! Hope it works! Ive had enough of this dripping shower

Thanks for your help and advice.