Are the tabs that hold the hand wand into the main head made of plastic? I have a similar Delta and the plastic holding clips busted.
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There are 2 small clips but the bulk of the weight is held by magnets I think. We liked it so much we replaced the other showerhead in this house with this model.
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I think they are. this seems like s cheaply made shower head but it works well. We have had ours for over a year and it works like a champ. We really like it and would buy it again for any other shower we replace. Hope this helps.
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It appears to be nylon plastic. Maybe contact Delta support to see if there is a replacement part.
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Yup! It's just two pieces of plastic held together with a few screws. I took mine apart and moved the band up higher on the handle to get better range. Be careful with the trigger it's a pain to get back in if it pops out.
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If you have the tank seated, so it clicks in and feels secure, then I suggest contacting the manufacturer. Also, something to look out for, the wand connector is plastic and deteriorates over time. Mine broke a few months out of the warranty period and it cannot be replaced. I didn't move it back and forth very much; perhaps I should have.
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It does! My 11 year old daughter really loved it. It's strong plastic with a wood design. It looks and feels like a real wand and is very strudy. She was happy she bought it
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Mine has a plastic twist nut that screws onto the wand. If your plastic twist connection has the threads then it may be the same as mine and works. The wand brass end is threaded and attaches to a similarly threaded nut (mine is a plastic nut)
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The end of the handle is plastic as is the clamp turner, but the rest is metal. This hasn't been a problem so far.
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Yes it does. It is also removable from hand. Strong velcro on wand and inside hand secure the wand.
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Good reviews.....I was cleaning mine just this week & broke off 1 wand circle.....better to rinse it like the other suggestion & when storing .....wrap in a grocery bag ( or ) !!
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I don't know what's going on with your wand, but I've had mine for a month and use it maybe two times a week for about 10 minutes, and the last two times I used it, it rattles loudly like there are loose parts.
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I don't think so. Each end of the wand is fixed in moulded plastic coupler to attach to the handle on one end and the nozzle at the other end and is not designed to take apart from the couplers. I personally like the length as it keeps me further away from the chemicals spraying out.
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It's all plastic (except the hose is expandable metal) but the handle and the back of the head are covered in very thin metal...I'm a perfectionist and its a good shower head...I'm not impressed with the varying pulse options I leave it on the full shwr...overall it's a great shwr head... All I own is delta, can't beat it
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Doubt it, this is a design flaw. Read my review. I really wanted to love this device but they should have used metal instead of plastic at the stress point. You can Super Glue this together, not a great option but I did it to mine and it's holding so far. I used a gel type super glue, figured it would handle vibrations better. So far it's held for 4 months. I would however recommend to anyone buying this to carefully take the little screws out (VERY CAREFULLY), and putting a few drops of super glue under the connection and replacing the screws. The weak point is the screw housing tubes, they are plastic and will eventually break. I figure that if you glue before it breaks, it will relieve the stress on the plastic.
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They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The... » Read More They are not the metal ones shaped like a "U." My very old Conair set came with metal ones, but now manufacturers are providing plastic clips. The butterfly / pinchy kind that come with the BaByliss Pro are made of plastic and have plastic teeth. Personally, I like the clips that come with the BaByliss. They are better than the plastic clips that come with the Conair. How to: Hold the roller tight to your head; with your other hand, squeeze the clip open and then sink the teeth through your hair and rotate the clip toward your scalp as far as possible. Release the clip. The downside is that these clips can make dents in your hair, but the dents disappear later. « Show Less
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The white tip on one end flew off when I tried to wave the wand, so I think we can glue it to stay on. I'm pretty sure the wand is hollow, but I gave it to my grandson, so I'll have to check with him. I bought him a top hat and white gloves and made him a cool magicians cape, black with shiny red satin lining. He really likes the whole outfit and the wand really goes with it.
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the Wands are a good quality plastic with swival hoop attached and ribbons are gorgeous!! I have a toddler and she and friends play with them all the time. Well worth the money!
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I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have received. I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have... » Read More I keep looking at this connection and I'm really not quite sure. My connector part is two pieces of plastic on either side of the metal "hook" (for lack of better word) and then that piece screws onto the wooden handle. After checking really close I do think that your clip on just might work. I would TRY IT because if you have anything other than this piece of plastic you are way ahead!! This is my third wool dry mop and my only complaint is that piece of plastic which always breaks and therefore requiring a whole new mop. I hope this helps you as I appreciate answers that I have received. « Show Less
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I think the model I have is plastic parts. I have had no problems with it as yet ( a few months ).