Thank you very much! The instructions that came with the thing were a bit confusing. Removing the old plumber's tape was the most time consuming part of the installation. Got away with only using a wrench to uninstall the old shower head bracket, hand tightened this new one and after a few minutes test so far so good. If it starts leaking later, guess I'll tighten it with the wrench. One thing I don't like so far is how the bracket squeaks very loudly whenever it's pivoted.

Thank you!!!

Brand new, no matter what I do the swivel leaks

don't want to buy a new shower head for my new apt. I brought this from my old apt. So the ? is can you add a water filter for hard water? if so how? We have hard water sometimes depends on humidity and I hate the weak shower head the apt bldg provided.

I have this shower head

What if you don't have a wrench?

I just bought this shower head, and I have tried connecting the part that connects to the shower arm (or in my case --- the diverter) with plumber's tape to varying degrees & without plumbers tape, and no matter what, after a few seconds of running the water, there is always a small, steady leak at this connection point & I am about to scream. I am not a handy person at all, and all of these shower heads claim that they are so easy to install, yet despite me following all of the steps, there is always a leak somewhere. I had a completely different diverter and shower head previously, and could not determine which was causing the leak, so I bought a completely new diverter (Delta brand) & and completely new showerhead (Waterpik Elite Twin Turbo) & still there is a leak at the diverter showerhead connection point. I don't know what else to do, but it's hard for me to believe that out of all the shower heads at the store, and this being the second showerhead I've bought, albeit a different brand than the first one, that I happened to pick out the one faulty showerhead of this kind. I don't believe it's the diverter, cuz it's a quality brand diverter and it has enough threads to accommodate screwing on the showerhead handle connection to a tight enough degree, yet it still leaks. I have been without a shower for two weeks, and just using the filter attached to the shower arm because although I had the showerhead, I had to wait on the diverter to be delivered through the mail, now I have the diverter and the shower bracket connection is leaking where it screws on to the diverter. I don't want to have to take this showerhead back to Bed, Bath, & Beyond as it will be my 2nd showerhead from them, and my 2nd time returning one within 2wks. What the hell am I supposed to do?!!

I swear nobody actually ADVERTISES what features their shower heads have... In any description it's just "fast, hard, soft" and my favorite "RINSE" THEY ALL RINSE. Boi I'mma boutta...

Everything now is made of cheap plastic, not brass.