Shower Pressure

Yes the shower head itself can affect how much pressure you get in your shower.

Shower pressure. But low water pressure in the shower may be depriving you of that satisfaction and make any high pressured showerhead useless. Another possible cause for low pressure is having a water saving shower head. Unequal pressure between hot and cold water at the showerhead means the clog is in the valve not the shower head.

Low water pressure can be more than a mere inconvenience. This may be the case if you ve just moved into a new place and notice that. To get the most out of your showerhead make sure it s clean and free of debris scale and corrosion.

If your shower water delivers great pressure when you have the valve handle turned to all hot or all cold and then you turn it the other way and the volume decreases this tells you the issue is in the valve. While this will cost you more than a low pressure shower head it is still at the more affordable end of the price scale. Another item that influences a shower s water pressure is the volume valve system on a single handle shower faucet.

Check your shower head and its settings. This is a rather pricey and complicated part that over time may compromise your water flow. Every person has a right to a refreshing morning shower.

Some shower heads are adjustable so you can fiddle with the settings until you get the level of pressure you like.