While flipping the shower head, does the spray stop instantly until it's flipped to next position or can it be tilted say 1/2 way and still spray?
579944
Never used it that way! All I can say, is that my wife and I love the way it works. If she is happy, then I am happy!
579945
Not "instant" but pretty fast. Don't let hat be a deterent. Honestly, new becomes the new old very quick. I rarely ever flip it. Pretty much stays in one position. It's a nice handle sprayer though. Also, the hose didn't come with mine. I opted for the Kohler brand hose... Pricy, but really good quality I feel.
579946
It's got some flex. It doesn't stop immediately once it's off axis. The good thing is that it doesn't spray straight up to the ceiling either when you switch. There is not a mid-point where it stops and doesn't spray, but I don't recall that it starts spraying out in two directions either. It's a good shower head.
242900
I'm sorry for being so long in answering your question. No the handheld part of the shower doesn't move, however because of the great stainless tubing, you can turn it easily in any way you wish. I purchased mine just for that reason. The one I had before had a stiff plastic water tubing and I had water going everywhere. I really like this shower head and would purchase it again.
501703
On mine, both heads have 5 sprays. It can be hard to switch when wet as you be all slippy but both of the faces on mine twist. Try palming both front and back when dry and see if you can twist the face of the shower heads. If yours really doesn't, you may have gotten the wrong model and might want to consider contacting customer service. To reiterate, Both heads have 5 spray options that can be used independently of each other as well as simultaneously.
1910833
You can totally control the spray action. I see no problem with using it in a regular shower.
2050388
Mu husband is the one who uses this, and he says you can move the shower head up and down and sideways, but not tilt it. If the showerhead itself tilts, he thinks that would solve the problem.
1929599
My rain shower head swivels near the threaded end which makes it possible for the shower to come down straight. If your shower head does not swivel, then your shower stream will be at a slight angle and not straight down.
2050392
Yes, the holder tilts, rotates, and slides. You can also put the shower head in upside down, so it will spray upwards, which is useful if you mount the whole thing low.On the other hand, the holder is crap. The mechanism for holding it to the pole is poor, requiring great hand strength. The mechanism for holding the tilt position is worthless - after a year, it just slops around. I've got three of these, and they all have the same failing.
2050390
Yes it tilts. The shower head is on a horizontal axis that has a locking nut so that once you set it, you can twist to lock. Twist to unlock and move it at will. Works smoothly and easily.
551048
Yes, it diverts water. The only problem, not a large one but a bit annoying, that when you switch between the two, the other one drips for a short period of time. But, it might be because of the residual water pressure in the pipe leading to the shower head. Thought it might be of help to you.Overall, i like this piece.
406390
It works with a lever that gradually increases the water volume. You push it forward or back. It stays where you set it without having to hold it. I like being able to reduce the spray for the head and face.
1169982
Diverter switch is on the top, exactly opposite the wand holder. It allows you to spray only static head, only wand head, or both together. It does not lose water pressure when both heads are spraying. Each head has it's own customizer switch for the spray.
2232784
I know this is months later, but I just got this, and I LOVE it. My shower head is low, too (and I'm 6'). Before, the spray hit at chin-level, and this one lifts up enough so that it's at forehead level. I'm not sure that's the highest - I may not have it at the highest so that it doesn't spray the back wall of the shower too high. Hope that helps.
891258
There is some tilting you can do with the cradle piece that holds the showerhead.. I would say at least 45 to 60 degrees of movement if straight down was 0. I have one installed and it probably is at a 15 degree angle so almost straight down...and then it could be adjusted to go straight out about at 90 degrees... not that you would need that. Plus, it is a handheld so you can spray it where you like from there. Hope this helps.
2269469
It moves in different directions, up-down-side to side. It has the option to change the spray style to 3 or 4 different spray styles as does the hand held sprayer. The hand held sprayer can be moved up & down the rod that attaches itself by rubber gasket to the shower wall. To use the hand held there is a connection on the fixed shower head that turns around to turn one off & the other on. It has held up rather well. I bought two but have only installed the one so far. I think it is a great deal. By the way, it is not meant to be used to hold onto like a grab bar.
2001506
It will stay on the spray mode. You have to manually push it up to turn back to stream.
2110067
Just twist it counterclockwise. My sprayer quit working completely, so I bought a new spray bottle and transferred the contents to it.
1553456
You can toggle between spray and stream while the water is running. The spray is vertical but but as others have stated fairly wide. We recently renovated our kitchen and we love the faucet. I would definitely purchase this faucet again.