Works better than the stock shower neck that came with the ...
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Works better than the stock shower neck that came with the faucet and showerhead, but I should've gotten the gooseneck one that raises the showerhead up higher.
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Used this to replace one of those cheap plastic shower rods that extend out.  This looks so much better and the curtain slides much easier now.  Feels sturdy even though I only used the drywall screws.  Wall opening was 59" which is probably the max I would recommend installing this in.  As other reviewers noted any opening larger than 59" and you will likely see a gap between the cover and shower rod.
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This was as advertised, much more heavy duty than what is available in the DIY stores.  The other one stripped out, this one loosened my shower stem in ten seconds!
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Had a about a 3/8" gap when I went to replace my tub spout.  Instead of cutting off the old cooper pipe and soldering threads the proper distance off the wall or making it a slip connection I took the easy way out and order this.  I actually think it looks better with this ring.
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Once I found out there was a way to play music in the shower I knew I had to get a speaker to do it. I did a lot of researching and comparing because I didn't want to pay a huge amount, but I also did not want something really cheap that would brake easily or be bad quality. So this all led me to this this speaker, it seems to have a huge amount of positive reviews, and now I know why.

The speaker is a lot louder than I expected and is pretty good quality, my only complaint is that it doesn't have that much bass. Overall I feel like you can't ask for any more from the speaker, as far as the pricing is concerned. I haven't calculated the exact time I get out of it but I've only had to charge it 3 times in the past year, that being said, I don't take super long showers.

My sister bought the Aduro Aquasound also from Amazon and it was no where near as loud as this one. Overall if you are looking for a shower speaker, you definitely can not go wrong with this one!

Update: The only design flaw I've found is that the rubber piece that covers the usb charging port fell off and fell into a drain. The speakers still works in the shower even if it gets wet so I guess it wasn't too bad.
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Bolted on perfectly on my 2005 ZX5. No issues with hanger placement or flange alignment. Did not come with a gasket, so you may need one of those for the front flange. The rear is set up for a clamp type joint.
Very quiet. So much so that I wish I never bought a resonator for my car, but just a straight pipe replacement. After putting on the resonator, the sound changed very little.
If you need to replace both this mid pipe with muffler and your rear resonator section, put this on first and see what you think. Mine was easily as quiet as stock with just this muffler and no rear resonator. You would still need a rear pipe to direct the exhaust out the back of the car, but you can find "lunchbox deletes" for much less than the resonator sections cost.
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Before you buy this and so that you don't end up wasting money like I did, unscrew the two bolts with the lever (and after that the assembly all pulls out in one piece) and compare the back piece where it holds the spring with the "Danco 80991" .  This Watco is exactly the same but I found out our old bathtub (probably original with the house) from the early 90's has a longer stem behind the spring which caused the two brass piece that dangles to not go up or down properly.  Unless you need a new drain cap, definitely go with lever plate only like the Danco one and save yourself money.

We needed the drain to work so while we just swapped the original links with the weight onto the new one (just slides out), it had no issues.  I learned something as I didn't know how these levers actually worked.  There's a whole mechanism in the back that moves up and down to either drain or hold water.  Once you screw the two bolts, the cap seals against the tub and the mechanism goes up or down.  So while you screw the two bolts back in, make sure the mechanism behind the tub is vertically centered or close.  It'll likely be nasty looking so I suggest wearing disposable gloves if anything.

Our issue was the lever being old and the spring was barely latching causing it to close automatically with the water barely draining.  Adjusting the counter weight height didn't resolve the issue.  Of course the new drain cover is nice as ours was old and nasty looking.  It's really a 3-5 minute job with a flat head screwdriver.  Cheap fix!  Now the lever locks properly and drains or holds water perfectly fine.

While I was replacing this, I decided to get the hair trap made by "MPet Brands".  It does the job.  In either case this is an easy fix if your lever isn't holding it's position for your tub!
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I think the material is thicker and better than the stock ones . For sure better than other manufacturer brands . Very happy . Notice a big difference in the round circle one with the hole in the middle . This is much better made than others I've bought . Easy to rinse out so will last longer !
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These are WAY better than the stock handles. Fits real nice on my Wilderness Tarpon 100. However, the ribber is a little softer than I thought it would be. I hope it holds up long term. But so far so good!
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This valve works so much better than stock porter cable valve on my pancake compressor.  Fit just like the stock one same threads and size but much easier to open and close and does not appear it will rust and jam up or cross thread like the stock one.  Highly recommend as a replacement or upgrade.
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Solid metal construction. The one I removed had a plastic outer body. This replacement is made of metal and real chrome. The tube through the center is plastic, which goes over the copper supply pipe. Nothing wrong  with this being plastic. The clamp to secure the spout is metal. Installation took five minutes with a Hex Key wrench (not supplied). Only the slightest acceptable drip from the spout while in shower mode. Shower pressure returned, and no more whistling sound from a leaky diverter.
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Bought this to reduce the crazy high water pressure coming from one of our showers that didn't have the restrictor in the line.  I've been trying to find one I could add to the hand sprayer line at the local big box stores, but they didn't stock them.  I tried this one and it seems to work well.  No weird extra noise or anything noticeable except for the softer spray coming from the shower.  Oddly expensive for what it is, but worth every penny to us to crank the power down on that shower.
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These are so much better than the pull up diverters. I had a pull up diverter that was leaking and while showering, the leak was so bad that I could hardly hear my bluetooth speaker (right next to my ear) when the volume was maxed out. This solved the leaking problems. There is still a slight drip but nothing near what it was before.

The install was easy for me. I unscrewed the original spout, which did require a good sized pipe wrench to break loose) and then screwed this one on (by hand).

Unfortunately these are all plastic but they still look nice and from a distance, you'd never know.
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Not quite as strong as a house shower head but it is 10 times better than the old stock RV shower head. Love it!
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Just installed this and it works great!  I had to use 2 extension arms, the 1 that comes with it and another I bought separately because I wanted the shower head to be well above me and further towards the middle of the shower.  I used a sheetrock anchor and some fancy chain from lowes to support the shower head from the ceiling.  Unless you have low water pressure, I recommend leaving the water restrictor screen installed, apparently these shower heads can split along the seam and I think it has something to do with the added water pressure when you remove the water restrictor.  Last thing,  I was worried that the 10" wouldn't be big enough and started to panic, but it's perfect.
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I bought this because our 14 year old grandson, who lives with us, insists on taking 45 minute showers every day.  Our water bill has increased about $15/month since he has been living with us.  I hope to save much of that money.  My wife was very reluctant to replace our large Moen 2.5GPM head with this water saver.  She likes the look and shower feel of the Moen.

To me, the showering experience of this shower head is acceptable.  It obviously doesn't put out the same volume of water as the Moen.  It takes a little longer to remove the soap and shampoo.  The water doesn't pool up in the bottom of the tub as it did with the Moen.  It drains out as one showers.  My wife says it stings a little.  I haven't noticed that.  The spray seems to pulsate as it comes out.

The Alsons shower head is fairly large compared to other water saver shower heads, although it is not as impressive looking as the Moen it replaced.

The installation was very easy.  I used an adjustable wrench to remove the old head, applied 3 layers of Teflon tape and tightened slightly with the wrench.

Hopefully, I will be able to leave this shower head installed and hopefully save some money each month.

UPDATE 03/17/2011
The connection where the head screws on the arm started leaking today.  I had trouble with the adjustable wrench because the flat part of the shower head connection is too shallow and the wrench got stuck.  I finally got it loose, but the connection was scratched.  When I got the head loose, the rubber washer was deformed.  I removed all of the Teflon tape from the arm, replaced the washer and applied more tape than had been on it.  Hopefully it won't leak again.  I used ChannelLock pliers to slightly tighten the connection.  I figured that since it was already scratched, it didn't matter.
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It is not hard for me to understand why there are quite a few negative reviews.  Some people spend $27 and expect miracles.  Obviously, this showerhead isn't going to do the job of a $1200 whole house water softener or R/O system.  It is, however, a cost effective solution to hard water in the shower.

We have very hard water here in central Arizona.  So far I am very impressed with the WSH-C125.  I would even say it is moderately noticeable in how the water feels on our skin.  Also, hard water requires the use of much more soap to lather.  The showerhead had an immediate effect on the amount of lather created with bodywash and shampoo.

As others have said, even though it says it has 5 different settings, I've found only 3.  My favorite is the regular spray setting.  As with most economical showerheads, the massage setting doesn't really pulsate like you would like it to.

Note: When they say it requires no tools, that isn't exactly true.  I used a crescent wrench to give the connection an extra turn and recommend that you do as well.