Tools for Shower Head Installation

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Summary: Watch as an expert plumber discusses the tools required for shower head installation in this free online video about home repair.

Views: 674 | Tags: home, repair, maintenance, install, plumbing, bathroom, bath, shower, head, bathtub, showerhead

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D.Faster David Foster has worked in the plumbing field for the past five years. His specialty is home plumbing fixtures. read more

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Tools for Shower Head Installation

Hi, this is David Foster on behalf of Expert Village. I'm going to go over how to install a shower head, the tools you'll need and take you through step by step on how to do it. First I want to show you the tools that you will need. You need to get yourself some Teflon tape; basically this is the tape that you're going to use to sit in between your shower head and gooseneck coming off the wall. Teflon tape. You can pick this up at your local hardware store for maybe a buck or two. Next you will need an adjustable wrench. A regular adjustable wrench, you might have it in your toolbox, you might have it the back of your car or you can also pick this up at your local hardware store for maybe about 5 bucks or so. And last but not least, you need to get yourself some duct tape. The duct tape is going to be used to protect your chrome finish around your shower head. You're going to use this to wrap your wrench so you don't damage none of the chrome and you keep a nice perfect finish.