If you are coveting the idea of making your boring bathroom into a mini spa, then the Rainshower Shower Head would definitely be the right solution. There are no expensive tools, and a professional plumber is not required to get it done, just a little time and the right steps. This article will lead you through it in the simplest of ways.

Why Choose a Rainshower Shower Head?

Unroll your Teflon tape and twist it clockwise around the threads two or three times; that suffices. This assists in achieving a water-tight seal, and is particularly significant when you are installing a high pressure rainfall shower, which can give a powerful flow.

Gather Your Tools First

Before you start, make sure you have:

Your new Rainshower Shower Heads (check if it’s part of a Shower Sets for Sale deal to save money)

●     Adjustable wrench or pliers

●     Teflon tape (plumber’s tape)

●     A cloth to protect your fittings

Step 1: Remove the Old Shower Head

Turn off the water supply just in case, and use your wrench to unscrew the old head. Wrap the jaws of the wrench with a cloth so you don’t scratch the metal. If you have a Tub and Shower Faucets combo, make sure you’re working on the correct pipe outlet.

Step 2: Clean the Shower Arm

Once the old head is off, clean the threads of the shower arm. Remove any old Teflon tape or mineral deposits. A clean connection ensures no leaks later.

Step 3: Wrap the Threads

Take your Teflon tape and wrap it around the threads in a clockwise direction; two to three times is enough. This helps create a watertight seal, especially important if you’re installing a High Pressure rainfall shower that delivers more force.

Step 4: Attach Your New Rainshower Shower Head

Fit the new head onto the shower arm with your own hands. Use your hand to screw the new head to the shower arm. Most models of the Electronic Shower have additional capabilities such as LED lighting or temperature displays. Make sure you read the manufacturer's instructions when connecting any added cables or accessories. On the regular models, hand-tighten, then turn partway with a wrench; do not tighten it with overconfidence. 

Step 5: Test for Leaks

Turn the water on again, and see whether or not it drips. In case of a leak, then tighten a bit or apply a second coat of the Teflon tape. When you are sure that it is not leaking, then you are good to go and enjoy your new Rainshower shower head.

Bonus Tip: Consider a Full Shower Upgrade

Don’t stop there, go on, get fancy and interchange your Tub and Shower Faucets or even get a full kit with a Shower Sets for Sale. They will usually consist of an overhead rainshower, a handheld sprayer, and even an Electronic Shower Control panel to go with the complete experience.

Final Thoughts

Not only is it easy to install a Rainshower Shower Head, but it is gratifying. Within under 30 minutes, you could transform your bathroom into a relaxation area. You may opt to use a basic model or one with all the bells and whistles of a high-tech model known as an Electronic Shower, but either way, the appropriate upgrade so that every time you use it, you will feel that you are having a mini vacation. Okay, get your tools out, choose your ideal high-pressure rainfall shower, and avoid the plumber’s charge! You can do this.