Basic DIY questions?

[UnderOpenSky]

Yes, the shower on my top floor in my last house had low pressure so I did buy a head that was supposed to help. I can't see it is going to help much if the pressure is ok already. I put a pump in in the end and I also put one in my new house. Treat yourself to a pump.

There's nothing actually wrong with my shower, but I thought if I could spend £15ish and make it a bit better then it could be a win.

There will be a point at which the the pressure of the water starts to drop due to the volume of the holes in the shower head being greater than the volume of water the shower can provide. Stopping just short of this would be the ideal size, IMO.

So is this a reason to get one with loads of settings. Because the optimum will actually vary depending on your water pressure?

 

[Saul Goodman]

So is this a reason to get one with loads of settings. Because the optimum will actually vary depending on your water pressure?

I always go with the biggest one my shower can handle, which happens to be one with multiple settings, but they rarely get used. You tend to find one you like and stick with it.