What is the purpose of the button on handheld shower? Does it switch between rain head mode/handheld mode?
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Get under it and play with it, that is the fun way to get an answer! LOL!!! Seriously, if the lever is forward and the button is up, you get rain only; lever forward and button down gives water from rain and hh; lever left and button down water is from hh only; lever left and button up gives you nothing so you might just skip showering!
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I haven't got the house finished being built yet to instal it, but the directions are pretty clear about there being a switch that switches between the handheld and the rainshower. If you unscrew that piece from the setup and just have a pipe, then the water will run out of both at the same time.
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The switch and handheld shower holder seem to be plastic. On mine it blew water everywhere and I had to buy a replacement at Lowes.
670489
Uncertain, but the unit connects BEFORE the shower head, so it seems to me you would simply unscrew the handheld, screw the unit in, then screw the handheld into the unit.
1263906
Oh this one is MUCH better, I love having the option to use either OR both, the valve on the side lets you select the shower head, the handheld, or BOTH AT ONCE! And you can set each one to different sprays independently as well when using them together. I'm disabled & use a shower stool and I very much recommend this one for ease of use and quality!
1969846
You activate the spraying by pushing a button after you shower and it only sprays for that one time. I think the hand sprayer is not "difficult", but just pushing one button is much easier. I really like the way it works and it really keeps my shower clean.
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No - just on or off, though that's never phased me. You turn back for main shower head and forward for handheld piece. On the right side there's another knob that controls the temperature that you can leave set where you like it.
372529
No- you turn the top middle knob to select the shower head/ or set of shower heads you want to use. Top 2 side jets on each side work as a set; same with bottom 2 side jets. Rainfall shower as one; hand shower as another; tap as another.
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The top knob controls 2 functions (shower head & handheld) The bottom knob controls the temp and volume of the water. It is pressure balanced to prevent shower shock and hold the temp.
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I just tested mine... the answer is "yes" The button stays in the last position used (whether spray or stream) after the water is turned off. When you turn the water back on, you get the same output as before.
1564125
It is not possible to turn the water off from the handheld head.I am using it in a shower unit and do not use a diverter as one would in a tub set up. Only control in the actual handheld is the kind of spray.
775686
Yes. It has a switch on the left side that allows 3 modes: main head only, handheld only, or both
2085513
it runs off the rain showerhead. You need to turn one off to use the other. It's attached to the wall with a suction cup. I've had mine about a month and really like it.
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No, it doesn't have an on/off switch on the shower head. The switch is on the battery case. If you look at the pict, you'll see a small red button.
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There are three settings, but you can only change from the default while water is flowing from the shower head. Once you turn off the water, the setting flips back to the default. If you try to change the setting without water flowing, it just flips back to the default.
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My wife has asked the same question about the hand held. I have not looked into it yet but looks possible. The regular shower head can be change to any other shower head. The reason I got this unit was so I could install a rain shower head in the ceiling of shower. Rain shower head is not used much. Note: inside the shower head control valve is a small spring and pin that can come out and you may not see it. I did not see it till I installed this unit in 2nd. job.
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The controls on this shower head control only water flow. The one on the inlet behind the head controls where the water will come out (hand held wand, fixed halo head, or both). The hand held wand has a sliding lever with which you can make the head spray, pulsate, etc. There is no way I have found to completely turn off water flow unless it is turned off at the wall.