Does anyone know if I can attach a handheld shower head with a hose to this filter?
469598
Yeah, you should be able to do that. You'll attach the filter first and then the handheld off the other side of the filter. Unless it weighs too much or something, you should be fine. It's just will extend it out another 6" or so.
469599
Yes you can. We have been using this filter with our handheld shower for more than a year. Works great!
469600
Yes. The shower head screws in on one end of the filter and the hose on the other end. Install takes two minutes...super easy.
469601
If they are the same size the answer is yes. Meaning the nozzle to the wall. So the filter to the wall, that is one side then the filter to the hand held.
432724
not at all, you just need a wrench to remove your current shower head and teflon tape which you can buy at walmart or right here on amazon, to wrap around the your pipe to make sure the shower filter head will fit snug and not leak. You can use the wrench to secure the shower head to the pipe.
1170217
David, by handheld do you mean use this shower head for a handheld or do you mean connect a handheld beside this shower head?
1929406
I don't know what kind of connection is on the water filter but I would assume you could if the water filter fits onto the shower pipe coming out of the wall it should work. Also, I'm not exaggerating when I say these are the best. I highly recommend this product, I have one for every bathroom.
212970
As far as I know, yes. :) Shower heads normally connect to a 1/2-inch threaded shower pipe (or "arm" as it is often called). The filter acts as a "go between" from your existing shower arm and your shower head. So, if you have standard plumbing and shower head, it should work just fine. (I would even think that it would work for a hand-held shower head assuming that the hose attaches to a standard shower arm that extends from the wall.) Good luck!
532655
You will need to have a shower head, but your current one should work just fine. I have a hand held spray in one bathroom and a Waterpik Massage spray in the other. Both work great with the filter.
795068
You can with adapters, but the water lines that come with this filter are really small, so you won't get much volume or pressure.
2273011
I just looked at my set up. I have the pictured shower head and we also have a hand held. I don't see anyway this would connect to my hand held shower head. There may be some that would ave a regular screw on feature like where this filter connects to the pipe from the wall but it would not work on mine as it is not set up to make that attachment.
2269106
well Nan, the filter attaches to your shower head, so the filter would probably attach before your long cable.The filter attaches to the water coming out of the wall
2023970
Yes, I was able to connect my hand held shower head to the filter. Thank you Nikaya M. Best regards - Tim
2273009
Yes you can..mine is hooked up to a hand held shower head..we got an adapter from home depot
1391404
Drip irrigations systems I know of screw onto a standard hose/faucet, and this has the same type of threads/connection, so yes. Attach this filter to the faucet, then your hose to the other end of the filter...other end of hose to your irrigation system.
2269103
Yes, it is the filter only. You put your own shower head on it. I have a cable too and was able to use it just fine. :)
1134672
There is a manual valve that can be positioned such that water flows out both the showerhead and the handheld device but there is only one water line so preassure is deminished if operated in this manner. I do not believe that the unit is designed to be operated in this manner but it could be if one was satisfied with the volume of water flowing from the devices.
2015251
My shower comes up out of the bathtub instead of the wall. I had to pull it all the way out to reach the connection for the filter, so if that's what you mean by "handheld" then Yes :)
233922
Unfortunately no you must replace the bottom filter and plastic(one piece).the top piece of plastic connected to the shower head and the water source pipe may be reused.
1545931
Theoretically, yes. You will need a hose/tubing with (1) a fitting that fits into whatever you're going to use as your supply line and a male fitting at the other end that will fit into the Delta shower head. However, using this Delta shower head as a handheld is going to be awkward: (1) awkward to hold, (2) where would you "store" this after a shower? This would not fit in the usual brackets sold for handheld showers. You can probably make it work if you're a DIY person or machinist who's good at creating things.