I am looking for something with power for a house that doesn't have the strongest water pressure. Does anyone have input on the pressure?
2059002
probably your water plumbing is 1/2", if you geat 3/4" you will have pressure
2059003
The water pressure is fine at my house so I can't answer if it would help your situation.
2059004
Sounds as though the pressure reducer on your supply to the house is restricting too much, may need resetting or replacement....
509423
I'm not sure how much pressure you need but blow 10 lbs it doesn't seem reliable. I think I would look for a different source.
756932
Very good pressure. Depends on water pressure in your house, but mine is moderate and the spray is better than the one I replaced.
1805536
I have poor water pressure too. I found that while it didn't turn my shower into a fire hose, it did increase the water flow and being higher diameter, covered more area.
1363682
We also felt that the pressure is low, but we decided to leave this as is for water savings. Send your request to manufacturer, Phister Customer's Service is exellent. (they helped us more then expected, sent us a lot of spare details without any charge). Good luck
795399
Well, it is only soft hot steam and I would think you would want some water pressure. I won't buy it for that single purchase.
261642
The instructions say that it's for use "only with pressure of 60 psi max". So anything less than that would probably work. I keep my house at 70-80 psi, and it also seems to work fine at those higher pressures.
1548279
It screwed on fine for me. My problem was NO WATER PRESSURE! I think it needs to be elevated a couple feet to use properly. Lost my patience with it so I gave it to my neighbor. I told him my issues and said "good luck to you. If you can't get it functional then toss it or pass it on. I Don't recommend at all.
1138649
Longer power cord, larger water reservoir for longer working time (30 minutes more, if I recall correctly), more attachments. And you have a pressure gauge instead of just an indicator light that comes on so you know when your pressure is lowering. 1375 was more than I needed for my household use. I called the company and they readily answered my questions about which to buy. Very helpful people. I did not feel pushed to buy a larger one - they actually recommended that I didn't need more. And they were right.
1431993
I'm not sure you would have much water pressure. There is quite a bit of capacity in the tank portion but your pressure would likely drop off substantially. I plumbed a PVC line to mine so it always has pressure but I can disconnect it at a plumbed union if needful.
479284
I have no idea. Mine leaked almost from day 1 and we just have regular suburban water pressure. It's not even that strong actually, compared to other neighborhoods.
141376
Sorry, I have never had the problem of low water pressure ...... I've always used my Gilmour sprinkler (without problems) w/sufficient water pressure.
282237
I know they are shipped with a 2.5 gpm @80 psi flow restrictor (by law). Most of the power in this shower head is from the build up of pressure and air, not forcing more water. Getting in & out without spending 10 minutes (or more) trying to get the shampoo out of your hair isn't going to save you time OR water. This shower head will get you an efficient shower without wasting water.My husband says he's never had a better shower, and for the price, it can't be beat.
1128831
It's not bad. It's a rainfall style shower head so it's not meant to have a lot of pressure. It could be a little stronger but I like it a lot
1671544
Water pro here. It will work marginally at these low pressures. The membrane does the fine "cleaning" and will not be as effective and be short-lived unless you have pretty good water to start with (and even then 30psi is likely too low). A submersible pump with 40-60 psi is good (and can be set higher than that). The above ground ("jet") pumps don't do as well. The booster pump typically get's it up to around 80psi. Water pressure is the force that drives and flushes the system. City water that I've seen is usually about 50 psi.
1407471
Only if you get the unit with the pump that helps with homes with low water pressure. Most homes don't need it.
1499249
It's good pressure for sure, but not sure if it varies by household depending on your plumbing? I also love that I can use it to fill up the tub for my daughter's baths :) That is the best part