My tub spout has a water diverter lever for my wall fixed shower, it sits close the the front of the spout, so I'm having a hard time trying to find a hand held to fit over it, doesn anyone have solutions for this, or recommend one that will fit over it? Thank you! My tub spout has a water diverter lever for my wall fixed shower, it sits close the the front of the spout, so I'm having a hard time trying to find a hand held to fit over it, doesn anyone... » Read More My tub spout has a water diverter lever for my wall fixed shower, it sits close the the front of the spout, so I'm having a hard time trying to find a hand held to fit over it, doesn anyone have solutions for this, or recommend one that will fit over it? Thank you! « Show Less
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The Conair Pet Washer hooks up like a hand held shower head to your shower and it works wonderful for giving your dogs their baths in the tub, it is worth the money.
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The Conair Dog Deluxe Pet Washer fits onto the shower head, and not the tub spout. It has a long hose that will reach any point in the tub and has a small diverter button on it to direct water either to the pet washer or the shower head. The hose attaches and disconnects from the shower head very quickly and easily or can be left connected. I love this product! It makes bathing my Siberian Husky much easier.
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I am not that good with figuring out how something fits on But I do know My Husband did not think this was going to work and we took the chance anyways and it fits perfect comes with 2 different ways to attach our only other option was a hose with a rubber piece that fits over faucet but with pressure of water we did not think it would stay on for us We are not sorry we purchased this it has been GREAT I have 8 little dogs to bathe all the time and has been SUPER If your not sure I would take the chance and purchase it any ways you could always return it If it does not work for you
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Hi, will this fit onto a standard shower hose, like one that comes with a bath tub taps/shower hose combo? For instance, if I had a shower head (like a normal hand holdable one) and I unscrew that, will this piece fit onto the end of the hose? My hose is female, standard shower heads are male. If not, does a converter exist? Do you have the measurements of the fixing (are they standard SI)? I'm not worried about the positioning of the head thereafter as i have a ball joint bracket on the wall for the current hand held shower head, which means the head can be fitted to flow in any direction.
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The diverter is on the left and there are two positions - back for rainhead, forward for tub spout. To use the hand held spray, turn on the tub spout, then pull up the knob on the spout. As you move the diverter backward or forward, you'll also need to push in a small button on the bottom of the diverter with your finger as you turn it to release it from its 'home' position. I find this a little awkward, but not enough to complain about, since this unit is so awesome otherwise. On the right is the temperature control. You can set this to a comfortable temp and leave it there. One more plus - the water coming out of the tub spout is aerated and it's angled away from the wall slightly. Therefore, the water flows out farther into the tub than a traditional spout and doesn't splash. This design allowed us to mount the whole unit about two inches higher on the wall without fear of water splashing all over the place. You'll also need to buy the Hansgrohe 16181181 Exposed Thermostatic Basic Set. Every part of this product works so well that I pat myself on the back for buying it everytime I use it.
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Has anyone actually done this? I'm desperately looking for a faucet of this style with the control lever on the left, but they're all on the right. My prep area is to the left of the faucet, and I don't want to reach under the spout to turn the water on.
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You take out the stopper & lay this over the bath tub drain opening. I have one for all my tubs & they all fit snugly over the drain. There is a model that fits over the stopper. That model has suction cups to secure it. I've purchased that model & prefer this one. It's easy to clean & is rust free.
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Terry, you want to use Delta Faucet 50560-PB Wall Elbow for Handshower or the equivalent. Be careful, though. Our first one broke when the plumber put it on and I had to send it back. We tried to find one locally then and all we could find was the same elbow. The second time it worked perfectly. The plumber wasn't sure what happened and swore he didn't over-tighten it. Have had it up and running now for a couple of months and love it! The bar is great because you can set it to wherever on your spine you want a massage. Perfect!
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Our tub was very similar. I went to a local hardware store to get a metal pipe that would fit into the shower rod at each end, connecting to the wall. This extended the length of the shower rod out to meet the width of the tub. I did later order extra ceiling supports for stability since it only came with one.
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I have shower head, handheld shower, and bath spout setup. I bought a separate diverter, so I never bothered to know whether he product had a diverter or not.
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1) The diverter gives you 3 choices: a) Wall shower only, b) Handheld shower only, or c) Both Wall and Handheld shower2) That depends on how high your shower pipe is. The hose is only 5' long so you may not be able to go too low. You can buy a longer hose.3) No, but you can easily buy an on/off valve to put between the handheld showerhead and the hose. That will become your Pause button. You can probably find them for a few dollars but here is one for $11.99 on Amazon: Showerhead Flow Control Valve Please note that this valve has a restrictor which reduces water flow. If you don't want to further restrict your water flow, find a valve that as no restrictor. 1) The diverter gives you 3 choices: a) Wall shower only, b) Handheld shower only, or c) Both Wall and Handheld shower2) That depends on how high your shower pipe is. The hose is only 5' long so you may not be able to go too low. You can buy a longer hose.3) No, but you can easily buy an on/off valve to put between the handheld showerhead and the hose. That will become your Pause button. You can probably find them for a few dollars but here is one for $11.99 on Amazon: Showerhead Flow Control Valve Please note that this... » Read More 1) The diverter gives you 3 choices: a) Wall shower only, b) Handheld shower only, or c) Both Wall and Handheld shower2) That depends on how high your shower pipe is. The hose is only 5' long so you may not be able to go too low. You can buy a longer hose.3) No, but you can easily buy an on/off valve to put between the handheld showerhead and the hose. That will become your Pause button. You can probably find them for a few dollars but here is one for $11.99 on Amazon: Showerhead Flow Control Valve Please note that this valve has a restrictor which reduces water flow. If you don't want to further restrict your water flow, find a valve that as no restrictor. « Show Less
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I went to the parts store and they have a "male to male" nipple that can be screwed directly into the shower diverter. Then I also bought a cap to screw on to the other end of the nipple. This isn't the prettiest fix, but it surely gets the job done. I just installed it today, it worked perfect. Good luck.
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I am using this valve in my stand up shower. I got rid of my tub in the remod. You still need to buy a Delta handle that will work with this valve though so keep that in mind. Hope that helps.
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Easily,Make the rod 1" larger than the opening and tighten it clockwise. This fixes it in place. It will be 1" larger than the opening. Then simply compess it to fit in the opening. It could not be much simpler. ....... It is patented...It does not work like other rods which you have to twist into place and have walk around your shower wall.John R. Carney, Inventor & Engineer for Interdesign, Inc.
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I purchased this set because it didn't come with a tub spout. I was converting my tub shower into a standing shower. The diverter allows for a tub spout, , you will need to purchase an elbow as well as a nipple to connect one.
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The diverter for the hand shower to tub is the middle handle. An additional diverter would be needed if you wanted a wall mounted shower as well.
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Are you talking about a pull-out handle ? I was actually able to attach it on the pull-out handle. I went to a local plumbing store, but the straight answer was no. They basically don't like to work on modification like this. However, I did a lot of trial and fail, and it worked. In order for this to work, your pull-out handle needs to have an detachable aerator. If it is one of those that aerator and shower part are permanently together, you will be stuck. You can buy a replacement pull-out handle which has a removable aerator on Amazon for $20 and attach it onto your faucet if you still want to have this filteration system. At the end, depending on your modification, you will get water from the aerator in the middle of the shower head, but you may not be able to switch it to the shower mode. Enviro's faucet attachment will be on the way of shower anyway so it did not bother me whether I can use the shower. To make this modification, you will need to buy a few things since the Enviro's thread that attaches to a faucet is female, but the pull-out handle is also female. You need to buy an adapter which converts female to male. You can purchase this adapter called Pull Out Spray Aerator Thread Adapter from Chicago Faucet Shoppe online. Alternatively, you can buy this male/male adaptor (15/16"-27 x 55/64"-27 by Neoperl / SKU#: 576349) at Home Depot. If you have Home Depot in local area, you might want to try this one so it is easy for you to return. You should also buy a teflon tape so you can prevent any leak. Overall, it took me about 1 hour. I hope your luck!
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If you have a shower diverter on the top of your spout, it will stay on securely. You can tighten it by pulling the fins on the sides. If you don't have a diverter, then it may not be secure.
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You have to go to Home Depot and ask for a solution. Usually everything in the US is standardized so it shouldn't be a problem. But if it doesn't fit then you have to either replace the shower pipe ( that's unlikely) or you can use an adaptor on the pipe. We had done this before where there r two different ends to a small pipe n they fit the shower pipe and the shore head. Hope this help