Is there a way to set the default setting when the shower is turned off?
1582449
The default setting is always set back to the first position when you turn the water off which is the 1.5 gpm. Setting 2 and 3 give you the 2 gpm. You cannot turn position 3 to 1 without damaging the head. I use position 1 (default) during the summer and position 3 during winter or colder days. The droplets at 1 usually are cooler but 2 and 3 they are larger thus the water is warmer. We love and my son loves it.
1582450
It appears to be a compression fitting. As long as the water pressure is constant, the selected water setting remains static to your choice. Therefore when pressure is dropped, the lack of compression retracts the "selector" to the default setting.
1582451
it is already set (by water pressure) to go to the low water usage. When you turn the water off you can here it click over to the lower water use. When you turn the water on, you have to move the lever to increase the water flow. When I showered with it I never increased the water pressure as it was fine for me with less flow. My wife likes more water so she increased the water usually. I ended up taking this off my shower because my wife wanted one you could hold in your hand. If you want mine (in perfect condition) I could sell it to you, I just removed it a month or so ago and it is like new. I could send pics if you include an e mail. Good luck on your purchase. it is already set (by water pressure) to go to the low water usage. When you turn the water off you can here it click over to the lower water use. When you turn the water on, you have to move the lever to increase the water flow. When I showered with it I never increased the water pressure as it was fine for me with less flow. My wife likes more water so she increased the water usually. I ended up taking this off my shower because my wife wanted one you could hold in your hand. If you want mine (in perfect condition) I could sell it to you, I just removed it a month or so ago and it is like... » Read More it is already set (by water pressure) to go to the low water usage. When you turn the water off you can here it click over to the lower water use. When you turn the water on, you have to move the lever to increase the water flow. When I showered with it I never increased the water pressure as it was fine for me with less flow. My wife likes more water so she increased the water usually. I ended up taking this off my shower because my wife wanted one you could hold in your hand. If you want mine (in perfect condition) I could sell it to you, I just removed it a month or so ago and it is like new. I could send pics if you include an e mail. Good luck on your purchase. « Show Less
1582452
No. It will always go back water saving mode after the shower turn off. But it is the only mode I use.
1582453
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.
1582454
No, the shower always defaults to the water saving setting when it turns off.
1582455
it goes to the super saver mode automatically...there is no way to set any of the other 2 positions as default
1582456
No, the water saving technique of this shower head is that it automatically switches back to the lowest flow (1.5gpm); if you're the sort of person that turns the shower on 5 minutes before you get in, you're running the unused water at a lower flow rate. The other two options that you can chose once you get in the shower have the higher flow rate of 2.0 gpm.it is very easy to change to the higher flows once you get in the shower, I've had this shower head for 3+ years and it's never bothered me.
421040
Go to 'settings'. 3rd down you will see 'TIMERS' which sets 'auto off' and 'sleep timer' :))
1990199
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.
1114431
Should be no problem. I take showers in warm water and the auto shutoff works. I do not think the sensor can be adjusted but I don't think you would need to anyway.
1315325
No! There are 3 setting, wand, shower head, and a little of both, but both off is a no.
2033251
No shut-off switch on the shower head itself. Nice array of spray patterns, though.
2050218
3 settings. 1. Shut-off, but not completely. Reduces flow to a dribble to soap yourself. 2. Shower. 3. Pulsating
853385
Yes just turn the knob it has three settings:1. Shower only2. Shower and Flossing3. Flossing onlyI left it in the mixed position and my wife had a shower and failed to notice it spraying, leaving her to clean up one soggy bathroom.I am still using the showerbreeze and think it does a good job.
241574
It defaults back to stream. We liked this model because you can toggle stream and spray without turning off the water.
853388
No it can't be turned off while flossing. But you can buy a multi-function-shower-head with a turn off function, then it's possible.
241572
Yes, it defaults back to stream when turned off. Once you turn on the water and press the spray you must turn the water off to get it back into stream mode.
1670392
no option to turn off. However the lights indicate the temperature of the water so it is pretty useful.
1710174
no there is not, a design flaw, but for the money paid, not an issue. We used a large bucket and I just placed the head in the bucket while I soaped up. I am used to the on off turn off like one in our RV. This work around was sufficient for my needs considering I could not shower in my home...we were truly blessed to find this!!
33906
It really depends on the angle of the switch to the shower door. The acoustics of the shower while on would almost for sure keep the switch on. You do have adjustment on the sensitivity and also the minimum timeout which can be set for as high as 30+ min.
342454
It says in the manual there is an auto off setting that you can set....I always turn mine off when I get in bed...I just want to crawl into a warm bed.
106961
There are several types of timers. I replaced my on/off switch with a digital timer. Works great...times we use the most are the 5, 10 and 15 mins. Set it before showering and just forget about it....
853386
It can, there's a valve that allows you to adjust intensity, while at the same time you can have the shower on or off, just depends on where you adjust the lever. I prefer it on, I'm not a fan of being cold in there.