Can this be used in addition to a shower head & handheld sprayer? I am already using a diverter for the handheld.
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Yes. I have same set up Hand held and pick you can just keep stacking diverters
1814041
I am not sure without seeing how yours is hooked up. I have a hand held but it turns on by activating the valve on the main valve. I am sure it will work as the hardware for this is very good quality. My 6 ft hose reaches my sink and I use it a couple times a day. I really love it. When you use it in the sink you can see all the food particles being flushed out and it is good for your gums also. Go for it.
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It should be able to be put inline with either handheld or showerhead as it has half inch male pipe on one side and half inch female on the other with its own valve.
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I would think if the shower head separates from your current diverter it would work fine. We purchased a Speakman shower head along with the diverter and it went on perfectly.
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You should be able to. I ordered just the filter with the idea of attaching a large "rain" style head to it. However, because of the angle of the outlet, you can only use smaller shower heads. Attaching a hose from a handheld should work though.
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two choices only: shower only and hand held only. Good quality diverter, highly recommend
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Sort of. You can take it off the shower head attachment and then use your shower normally. But you cannot have the sprayer hooked up AND use your normal shower head AT THE SAME time. It's either one or the other, not both. I hope that makes sense.
1696794
You can always remove the water restrictor on both the mounted and handheld showerheads if the pressure isn't high enough. I'm not sure if that breaks any laws but plenty of people do it. It's basically a disc with a hole that you can easily pry out.
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That won't be a problem. The valve on the irrigating pick diverts the water from the shower head to the device. You can divert all or some of the shower head water using the valve.
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Diverter is at the top of the hose where it connects to top shower head. There is a separate piece that can be inserted at the other end of the hose. When pushed in, it temporarily shuts off water to handheld head.
2139041
Yes, you can use both at the same time or either one. 3-way Water Diverter with Patented Anti-swivel Nut allows you to switch between using both showers at the time and using only one at the time.
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I think it would work great as long as you get the diverter as the others suggested. Make sure your hose is long enough, I have a real long hose and it works great! I can also sit on a small stool in the walk in shower and it makes shampooing the dog real easy.
1806060
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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Yes, you can use both rain shower feature and the handheld paddle at the same time. The are a couple flow options as well when using both. We are happy with our purchase.
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The short answer is no. I have two of these set up. You can run the shower head, handheld or both. The only thing that affects flow is the shower head itself. Most have a small disc in them now to limit the GPM (gallons per minute) for water conservation. But a good quality shower head has a nozzle set up that makes this limit on water flow unnoticeable.
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There's an adapter with diverter that hooks to your shower head, but not directly to a tub faucet. If you have a shower in your tub, you can use this system. Otherwise, I don't think so.
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As long as you have your tub faucet. Suggest you check with a plumber though to make sure the right diverter valve is installed and connected to your shower. The shower needs a special valve to switch between rain and handheld showers. Brigitte Hamilton
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Yes. Although you can also use the diverted to throttle back the water flow from the main shower head.
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You could but several issues must be addressed. First the diameter of the diverter nozzle is larger than most hoses so some accommodation is necessary to hook things up. Second the amount of pressure (force) the water needs to exit the soaker will be limited by the head of water from the diverter to the garden soaker. The system does allow for any excess water to go down the drainpipe.