Shower Head Inspection After Installation

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Summary: Watch as an expert plumber demonstrates how to inspect a shower head after installing it in this free online video about home repair.

Views: 392 | 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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by trinks114

Very good explanation. Clear and concise. Thanks.

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Shower Head Inspection After Installation

There's a little pressure coming through there, there's no leaks. There's no leaks coming through right here, so we're pretty good. Pretty good shower head. Always let it run, always let the shower run at least probably 4 to 5 minutes to make sure there's no water seeping out. And once you check everything and everything is good, it should be real good. Basically that's it, you have your shower head installed, everything is put back in and that's how you install a shower head. (Federal regulations mandated that new shower head flow rates cannot exceed more than 2.5 gallons per minute at a water pressure of 80 pounds per square inch. You can purchase some quality low flow fixtures around 10 to $20)