Comments on: How to Increase Shower Water Pressure

By: Ted

Ted — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 03:28:57 +0000

Thanks! I was able to take out my old restrictors, but this new Waterpik looked different. I wanted to make sure I can drill it out so I am glad you had a picture of the restrictor on your site. The drill actually pulled out the restrictor, so now I have much better flow! Stupid idea for the restrictor… more flow = quicker showers!

By: Raymond

Raymond — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 02:06:00 +0000

This is too simple,not really make much changes,I mean the one from the hot heater shower head that come without a pressure pump.I have increase the pressure many times by letting go those air traps inside the water pipes in the heater,usually i will reverse the waterflow by taking out the inlet pipe ,then flush out the air inside the system.Then when i fix it back and it will increase the water flow,do it occasionally and must switch off the electric power when doing it.

By: Rrrowlf

Rrrowlf — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 01:10:56 +0000

You can thank your liberal treehugger friends for this little invasion. The fact is that water is free. It falls from the sky, and most cities have expensive, complicated sewer systems to get rid of it.
If you don’t live in a desert, you do not need one of these.
Thank you for telling people about this. You Sir, do a service for us all.

By: cole

cole — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 03:52:53 +0000

I just did this myself about a week ago but didn’t have to tape it up. We still have no leaks

By: Maureen Bingham

Maureen Bingham — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 03:23:43 +0000

My friend Barb, a friend of Chad’s parents, directed me to this site. I love it. You are capitalizing on what I call your “making toast” list. People don’t give themselves enough credit for knowledge and skills they have that seem like common sense to them. They also assume that others have the same set of knowledge and skills and then are disappointed when they don’t. You are sharing your knowledge in a non-judgmental and friendly way. Some will think it is is “nothing” – it is already on their making toast list. Others will scream “eureka!” and rave on about the amazing “secret” they just learned. Both benefit. The first group get to puff out their chests and say “I already knew that”. The second group learn something useful for for everyday life.