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Reddit mentions of Ana Bath 5-Inch Anti-Clog High Pressure 3-Way LARGE Dual Shower Head with Handheld Spray - 25-Setting/BRASS CONNECTOR/5 Ft Stainless Steel Hose/All Chrome (SS5450CCP)
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Ana Bath 5-Inch Anti-Clog High Pressure 3-Way LARGE Dual Shower Head with Handheld Spray - 25-Setting/BRASS CONNECTOR/5 Ft Stainless Steel Hose/All Chrome (SS5450CCP). Here are the top ones.
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ANTI CLOG NOZZLES: Easy to rub clean / Lime and mineral deposit resistant. Easily remove calcium and mineral deposits by pushing nozzles with water on.MODERN DESIGN with WIDE/LARGE HIGH PRESSURE SPRAY and ERGONOMIC GRIP HANDLE: 5 inch wide to provide drenching rainfall spa experience. It is so relaxing that you will not want to get out of the shower. Our handheld shower fits your hand comfortably. Transitional style that fits in your bathroom design perfectly.LARGE/WIDER DIVERTER with BRASS CONNECTOR & Angle-Adjustable Overhead Bracket: Wider and longer than industry standard for sleeker look (no more cramming look). Turn water to Handheld Shower, Shower Head, or Both. Shower together or separately. Convenient for the elderly/handicapped/disabled/children/pets to shower while sitting down. Metal connector provides better durability.MATCHING-STYLE 5 FUNCTION SHOWERHEAD with BRASS BALL JOINT: Choose from 25 full and combined water flow patterns for customized shower experience. Including Rain Spray / Massage Spray / Massage and Rain Mix / Bubbling Spray /Bubbling and Rain Mix. Brass ball joint provides durability.Long 5 Foot (60 inch) Flexible STAINLESS STEEL Shower Hose with 2 BRASS NUTS: Metal hose and fittings provide better durability. (Longer Hose is available. Please contact Ana Bath) / SUPERIOR CHROME FINISH: All parts are electroplated with same finish. Unlike most metal hoses in the market using POLISH procedure, our metal hose are COATED with the same finish. / EASY INSTALLATION: No need to call a plumber. It fits any standard shower arm. You can do it yourself. Even a sealant tape is included.
Specs:
| Color | Chrome |
| Height | 13.1 Inches |
| Length | 7.8 Inches |
| Size | Dual Shower + 60" Hose |
| Weight | 2.3 Pounds |
| Width | 6.3 Inches |
You should be able to change out the shower head. I've always done so for my rentals (and purchases).
Here's what I just bought today for my house: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004NXT3TE/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Make sure you have teflon tape to seal the connections: http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Gasket-2842G-Teflon-Tape/dp/B000BWCFT6/ref=pd_sim_hi_1
And if your new shower head is still anemic, check to see if you can remove the flow restrictor. (The cheaper ones usually don't, and are the simplest way to obtain higher water pressure if that's all you're looking for.)
Previous shower area was around 30 years old. Fake marble walls, small wall niche, leaks in the corners and ugly plumbing.
Over the course of 3 weeks (had to go housesit elsewhere - we only have one bathroom), we gutted the old furnishings down to the studs, built a new niche, added backerboard, waterproofing membrane, new tiles, new fixtures, and had the tub re-furbished (by a pro).
If anyone's curious, here's some products we used.
Tile:
http://crossvilleinc.com/products/modern-mythology/
Backerboard:
James Hardie Backer Board
Tile saw:
http://www.amazon.com/SKIL-3540-02-4-2-Amp-7-Inch-Tile/dp/B003HIWR08
Waterproofing membrane:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Custom-Building-Products-RedGard-1-gal-Waterproofing-and-Crack-Prevention-Membrane-LQWAF1/100169081
Fixtures:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004NXT3TE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1
http://www.amazon.com/Re-modeling-Pfister-Shower-Porcelain-Handles/dp/B001EBWG74
We learned as we went with this (also made many mistakes that thankfully aren't too bad on completion). Upon gutting the shower - found a bit of mold growing on the old green board backing material. Was actually better than expected. We also didn't want to swap out the old 2 knob faucet for something newer (required more plumbing work than we wanted) so we ordered a 3 knob version and just used two of the knobs/stems. Works great.
And a ton of knowledge from this incredibly useful YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TileMasterGa
If anyone has any specific questions, please ask.
The 396 gph version isn't much more expensive. To keep from using too much ice, you could start by letting the pot rest on its own for a few minutes (try a hop stand!), then switch to cold tap water through the pump, then switch that out for ice water. The key is just maintaining a high differential between the wort and whatever you're cooling with.
Another option -- and this is a little off the wall -- is to use your shower. You could switch to a handheld shower, get a diverter, or get a showerhead with a splitter that would let you easily swap in your wort chiller. Handheld showers use a pretty standard 1/2" thread.