2 Pack Siroflex White Shower Heads

I love a nice flow in f water when I shower and this delivers. Who likes to jump around trying to get wet?

I have owned several of these Siroflex shower heads in the past (and I currently own 5 of them). I stocked up on these just in case they decided to stop offering them. Yep, I like them! LolI actually travel with mine since I do not like most (all?) hotel water-saving-type shower heads. These heads are light, but obviously you will also need to bring a tool such as an adjustable wrench with you if you choose to travel with yours too. Don't forget a bit of Teflon tape also (white plumbing tape available for about a buck at your local hardware store). The wrench is used to remove the hotel's shower head; these Siroflex heads do NOT require any tools to install. Simply turn them by hand, clockwise, on the shower neck which comes out of the wall until they are fairly snug. Shower necks/shower heads are standard half inch pipe thread (at least in America).Turns out there are at least two different models white Siroflex shower heads, and they both look nearly identical. An easy way to tell the difference between the two is to look and see if your model has four rows of holes (model 2760, UPC ending in 1392) or three rows of holes (model 2761, UPC ending in 1514).The model 2760 (4 rows of holes) puts out a lot more water volume and pressure.Model 2761 (3 rows of holes) has a much smaller "restrictor-type" hole (in the part that attaches to the shower neck which comes out of the wall), and therefore puts out a lot less water volume and pressure.I ended up drilling out the small "restrictor" hole on my two models 2761 to a 1/2 inch (0.5") diameter (see pictures) and now they work much better! It took me literally less than 2 minutes to drill out 2 of them. The other three Siroflex shower heads that I own are the 2760 models and did not require anything at all.The problem seems to be that when someone orders a Siroflex shower head on Amazon, they can't be sure which model they will get.I hope this helps! Take care, stay safe, and be good!

I thought I liked my old shower head that came with the house. But, even though it looks like metal, it's plastic and it cracked and started leaking. I had to click through several pages of expensive, trendy (faddish) shower heads before I got to this one.I just took my first shower and it was SO much better. I chose not to install the restrictor plate, since this ain't Talladega and Nascar doesn't make the rules in my bathroom. The pressure is great. Think firm pressure pushing you rather than needles drilling into you. It felt like twice as much water as my old shower head. But, when I was getting out of the shower I realized something. My tub drain just barely kept up with my old shower head (an 1/8" deep pool would form right around the drain). But with the new shower head the pool didn't form. So, that's got to mean that it's actually using less water, but using it to better effect.I'm so happy my old one died. This is a big improvement.It's white plastic. It's inexpensive. If your shower is a functional space where you go to get clean and relax from a stressful day, this is for you. If you want visitors to truly understand what a spendthrift you are Amazon will sell you a shower head for over $1000. No, my 0 key doesn't stick!

Bought a few of these showerheads many years ago at a swapmeet. Best showerheads ever. We've bought them for gifts, extras for when we travel and replaced them when we moved. Only issue is the will not deliver directly to California anymore, even though that's where we bought them originally. 🙄

When we bought our new home, the master bath had one of these shower heads in it. I was very impressed with the pressure it produced. After some time, dirt plugged sever holes causing it to spray in many directions. I was unable to take it apart to clean, so I purchased a new Moen from the big box store, and installed it. I was not happy with the pressure, even with the water restrictor removed. We have since added a whole house water filter so I went in search of the Siroflex shower head to go back to the kind of shower my wife and I enjoy. Found the 2 pack at Amazon, and was happy with the price. It truly lives up to its name, with a strong water output.

After trying about 10 shower heads this one, the cheapest of all, had the best pressure. The Lexan plastic seems very tough -- it is very hard but does not seem brittle like the cheap ones that crack It took the wrench nicely. One thing -- could the makers produce a brass one with a nice chrome finish? It would look nicer. But when we move, if ever, I'm going to take these and leave the shiny metal ones behind.By the way, my theory is that the lack of civility you see nowadays in politics and on social media is because no one has had a decent relaxing morning shower since the US government applied it's asinine water saver rule to every area of the country. Just kidding.

I am glad I found these. We bought our first one at a trade days booth in a small town. It still works. My parent bought a camper so we are going to put it in there.

We visited our friends at the NJ Shore and were impressed with the strong water flow from their outdoor shower. We ordered this 2-head set as soon as we got home to RI. We have a beautiful outdoor shower that we use most of the year. The shower head we had was fine, but not the strongest water flow. The Siroflex head has increased the water flow dramatically and makes the experience that much better. The problem now is getting people out of the sower since it feels more like a full-body massage!