Oh no :( I’m sorry to hear about that. My bf’s got eczema too and I recommend a combo of using filtered water to shower, avoid using scorching hot water while showering, and using ceramides to help your skin barrier. This board certified dermatologist just made a video on ceramides here: czcams.com/video/SBy4TKQNIS4/video.html
If you look on the flip side of the instructions you can take out the flow restrictor to 1.8 gallons per minute i think. You take the grey piece inside the ball joint leading to the neck in the wall. that restricted it to 4.8 gallons per minute actually costing more in the long run
It’s not strong! I actually had to follow the following suggestion from the brand to make it stronger: A suggestion to increase the pressure would be to remove the flow restrictor from your Jolie. The flow restrictor is compliant with flow regulation in California, but by taking this piece out, you should notice a significant difference in pressure. Sharing a few simple steps below: 1. Screw apart your Jolie at the neck 2. Remove the black rubber washer ring from the screw side of the base (this can be done with a pair of tweezers of your fingers) 3. Now take a pen or any long skinny tool (I used a chopstick) and poke through the unscrewed front of the showerhead neck so the plastic blue flow restrictor pops out 4. Add the black rubber washer back 5. Screw the showerhead together and you should be all set!
Mine does now (for the most part) but it didn’t before. Here’s what I was advised to do: A suggestion to increase the pressure would be to remove the flow restrictor from your Jolie. The flow restrictor is compliant with flow regulation in California, but by taking this piece out, you should notice a significant difference in pressure. Sharing a few simple steps below: 1. Screw apart your Jolie at the neck 2. Remove the black rubber washer ring from the screw side of the base (this can be done with a pair of tweezers of your fingers) 3. Now take a pen or any long skinny tool (I used a chopstick) and poke through the unscrewed front of the showerhead neck so the plastic blue flow restrictor pops out 4. Add the black rubber washer back 5. Screw the showerhead together and you should be all set!
Need this our towns water is getting so bad and I’ve been getting extreme flare ups with my eczema because of it
Oh no :( I’m sorry to hear about that. My bf’s got eczema too and I recommend a combo of using filtered water to shower, avoid using scorching hot water while showering, and using ceramides to help your skin barrier. This board certified dermatologist just made a video on ceramides here: czcams.com/video/SBy4TKQNIS4/video.html
If you look on the flip side of the instructions you can take out the flow restrictor to 1.8 gallons per minute i think. You take the grey piece inside the ball joint leading to the neck in the wall. that restricted it to 4.8 gallons per minute actually costing more in the long run
I installed, as you see her boyfriend installing.
He’s the best 😂😊
Look into the Sprite one it's the best on the market
Best pizza for the price. Nothing beats a $1 slice but you won't catch me dead paying $5 for a slice of NYC pizza.
$1 slices carried us throughout high school! That and the $1 Arizona’s
Would love this if I can attach a handheld piece. This way I can rinse & wash my shower & walls
That’s such a great idea! 😮 it’d be great if they created that next
Ty for the vid! I have eczema too, is the water pressure normal? I’m worried it’ll be too strong?
It’s not strong! I actually had to follow the following suggestion from the brand to make it stronger:
A suggestion to increase the pressure would be to remove the flow restrictor from your Jolie. The flow restrictor is compliant with flow regulation in California, but by taking this piece out, you should notice a significant difference in pressure. Sharing a few simple steps below:
1. Screw apart your Jolie at the neck
2. Remove the black rubber washer ring from the screw side of the base (this can be done with a pair of tweezers of your fingers)
3. Now take a pen or any long skinny tool (I used a chopstick) and poke through the unscrewed front of the showerhead neck so the plastic blue flow restrictor pops out
4. Add the black rubber washer back
5. Screw the showerhead together and you should be all set!
Too strong???? Adding a filter would significantly DECREASE your baseline water pressure
Does the water flow through all the holes in the head. Mine does not
Mine does now (for the most part) but it didn’t before. Here’s what I was advised to do:
A suggestion to increase the pressure would be to remove the flow restrictor from your Jolie. The flow restrictor is compliant with flow regulation in California, but by taking this piece out, you should notice a significant difference in pressure. Sharing a few simple steps below:
1. Screw apart your Jolie at the neck
2. Remove the black rubber washer ring from the screw side of the base (this can be done with a pair of tweezers of your fingers)
3. Now take a pen or any long skinny tool (I used a chopstick) and poke through the unscrewed front of the showerhead neck so the plastic blue flow restrictor pops out
4. Add the black rubber washer back
5. Screw the showerhead together and you should be all set!
How much is it ?
It’s $148 for the shower head and a subscription for the filters to arrive every 3 months. Or $165 with no subscription
For the subscription it's $148 a month or every three months?
Most women are not handymen. 😢
That’s cap best pizza and bagels cap
First
First indeed 👏👏