Press the pause button on the traditional. Model and the water slows to a trickle allowing you to conserve. Water while doing tasks such as lathering up or shaving.

The model number is on all packaging, some faucets, and some installation instructions provided with your faucet. Tub and shower faucets are not as easy to put tags on, but the series may be found on the wall plate beneath the handle giving a good start. On the packaging, look near the UPC code or the top of the box.

Many models attach easily to the existing shower arm. The short bent pipe that comes out of the wall and connects to the showerhead. A handheld showerhead also can be installed onto a tub spout that has a special diverter fitting.

When you are shopping for different cartridges, you need to pay attention to the series number of the Delta Shower Trim Kit. The Delta 1300 and 1400 Series Trim Kits include the single function cartridge. The Delta 1700 Series Trim Kits include the Dual-Function Cartridge.

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A handheld showerhead (aka Adjustable Shower Head or Shower Spray Unit) consists of a long, flexible hose with a showerhead attached at one end. The other end is attached to a nearby water outlet, which can include the water supply for a standard showerhead, the tub spout, or a sink faucet.

Because sometimes these logos are just barely imprinted. Especially on older ones or maybe even some higher end models.

In other words, measure from the centerpoint of the far left hole to the centerpoint of the far right hole. Most faucet centers range between 4 and 16 inches, with widespread faucets typically measuring at 6 to 8 inches and centerset faucets measuring at 4 inches.

Many people don't realize it, but shower heads should actually be replaced every 6 to 8 months. That's up to two times each year! Most people neglect to do this, of course, but the reasons for keeping up with the replacements are more important than you might expect.

How To Install a Handheld Shower Head

1. Remove the old Shower Head.
2. Remove old Thread Seal Tape and wipe away debris from Shower Arm.
3. Wrap Thread Seal Tape around the Shower Arm.
4. Ensure Rubber Washer is seated inside the threaded area of the Shower Holder Bracket.
5. Hand tighten the Shower Holder Bracket.

There are a few ways to tell if your shower cartridge has gone bad:

1. Dripping or running water when you turn your shower off (most common)
2. Difficulty turning the shower handle, which worsens over time.
3. Shower handle gets stuck or “slips” and doesn't turn on the water.

Delta will replace, FREE OF CHARGE, during the warranty period, any part or finish that proves defective in material and/or workmanship under normal installation, use and service.

If your shower won't turn on or if you only get either hot or cold water, it likely means you have a broken valve. Faulty valves can also cause your shower handle to get stuck or make odd grinding sounds. If the valve breaks and the broken part blocks its opening, you'll have low water flow or pressure.

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Handheld Shower Head Cons:

• May require additional hardware for installation.
• Higher cost compared to fixed shower heads.
• Water pressure may be lower than fixed shower heads.

These handheld units attach to a shower wall via a long rubber hose and can be easily removed to direct the water where you want it to go. Here's why handheld shower heads are the best options for seniors: Hand wand shower heads offer better control.