Remove Water Saver From Shower Head

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Removing the water saver from a showerhead can be done if the shower head is one of those available at BathSelect; this can improve the water pressure of the shower. These water savers, otherwise called flow restrictors, are installed in showerheads to save water by limiting the water's flow. Although the primary intent of these products is environmentally friendly, removals are sometimes necessary in low-pressure water areas. Shower heads have been designed to balance performance and conservation. Users should first consider whether upgrading to a high-pressure model would be the better solution. To descale the water saver, take away the shower head and look for the restrictor, which is typically a small plastic or rubber disc. Carefully remove it using tools such as pliers or screwdrivers without damaging any of the surrounding parts. After de-scaling, replace the shower head and test the installation for leaks. BathSelect models are engineered with precision, so handle the process delicately to maintain the shower head’s integrity and longevity. Remember that adjusting your shower head will be voiding a warranty, and in some jurisdictions, it is illegal since water savers are often required for environmental purposes. Bathselect has various high-performance shower heads created to provide more pressure without having to take the time to remove a restrictor. This is worth looking up before making the modifications for getting the right mix of water saving ability and performance.