Delta Faucet Faucet 75520PB Five-Spray Hand Shower, Polished Brass
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Delta Faucet Faucet 75520PB Five-Spray Hand Shower, Polished Brass
Customer Review: Handheld brass showerhead
Summary: 5 Stars
I am very pleased with this product. It was easy to install in minutes and works fine. Water flow is very good. It was purchased through Amazon and the price was excellent.
Customer Review: Excellent product
Summary: 5 Stars
This is first hand shower. I am very happy with the item. Good price for the brass item, timely delivery, easy to install. I get good water pressure.
Customer Review: So far very pleased
Summary: 5 Stars
This was very easy to install, only took a few minutes. Directions clear.
So far I am very pleased. We'll see what kind of life span it has.
Customer Review: Would and am purchasing again
Summary: 4 Stars
We put one if these in when we remodeled our master bath shower over 5 years ago. The hose just started leaking a week ago, and I'm looking to buy these unit again. It isn't great, but for the money it has held up and functioned very well. I'm disappointed to see they are using black plastic connection pieces now; the first one we got had these trimmed in "brass" as well...I expected the brass coating to chip off over time, but it still looks pretty good.
Pros:
-- reasonable price
-- has held up well for 5+ years.
-- easy to install
Cons:
-- little rubber/plastic nozzles around outside tend to clog (hard water?). Pretty easily cleaned with a little push pin.
-- plastic construction, but durable, and if you want solid brass, you're going to pay for it!
The competitor's $200+ units might be better, or more durable, but for under $40, this guy is well worth it, in my opinion.
Customer Review: Nice Showerheard, but I had to modify the install
Summary: 4 Stars
I really like this new showerhead. Mostly because I increased the overall showerhead height by a full foot and no longer have to duck under the old showerhead. Installation was straight-forward. I only ran into one issue. The instructions only required teflon tape in one location, but I had a small leak in the handle connection until I also added the teflon tape there too. If you have a really old showerhead (before the conservaion standards) you will notice a decrease in water flow, but this will be true of any showerhead meeting the 2.5GPM standard. Only tools required are teflon tape (available at any hardware store...about $1). You might need pliers or a wrench to remove your old showerheard..use an old cloth to protect the metal from the wrench if you don't want to damage the finish. Installation of the Delta showerhead only requires hand-tightening. Using tools on the Delta installation could damage the finish.