HotelSpa Universal Angle-Adjustable Hand Shower Wall Bracket for Easy Reach/Perfect Angle Fits Any Shower! Patented Push-Lock Provides Superior Suction Power. Self-Adhesive Slide-in Holder Included

I already reviewed the shower head itself. Marvelous. Changed my life - I was, you don't know me so I'm going to be honest - taking showers once every few weeks. I know, awful. And I live in a tropical climate. Itchy, unhappy, I wasn't putting it all together. My shower was unpleasant to use. The shower head had limited angling and most of the water went over my head, literally, and hit the opposite wall. To rinse I had to push against that wall so the water sort of ran down along me. Finally couldn't take it anymore and got this shower head and multiple things to put on the wall to hold the shower head. I had assumed this was a really big deal to change something like that. Well, after YEARS of showering once every few weeks at most (I'm disgusted thinking about it) now I'm showering or running hot water on myself three or four times a day. I wake up in the middle of the night craving a stream of hot water on me and I just go and do it. Curiously, people have commented on how fresh I smell all the time. And no, this isn't a joke. I get really preoccupied with my work. I really like it so I get lost in it. Time goes. A month without a shower was a common thing. Now, in a month I'm probably showering in one form or another (sometimes I'll just run a jet of really hot water on a part of my body, scalp, personal area, back for ten minutes and go back to what I'm doing) like 120 times. So literally, I am now showering 120 times as often as I was before. Hey - an accident? I have a female stopping by fairly often now. No females before for years on end. You'll probably think this is a joke. It isn't a joke. I'm completely serious. Just figuring this out as I'm writing. LOVE LOVE LOVE these products - the shower head itself and these things to stick on the wall. I don't recall if the original ones were suction, but I wanted more than the two in the package, and no, come to think of it, I think those had to be glued on. Didn't want to have to do that. These stick on (wet the wall lightly first) perfectly and stay on. Maybe they can be a bit loose on the angling but I'm usually holding and aiming rather than relying on the wall for the angle. Oh, and the strange inexplicable itching I was constantly experiencing? Seems to have gone the way of the (should I say smell? I didn't think there was a smell, but do humans remain aware of smells that are there all the time? Probably not) Since you don't have to date me I just thought I'd be honest.

WASTE. OF. MONEY! This is a total POS. Do not buy it. Just don't. good bye.. I beg you to pay more money and find one that will not make showering a dreadful event. For starters, it's made out of plastic and feels like something you'd find in a pile of rejected items from a dollar store. This mount just doesn't work. There's not enough grip/stiffness/tension within the device's rotating 'angle adjustment' portion. The bracket is so loose that as soon as the shower head is positioned in the mount, the weight of it caused it to flop downwards, and it ends up spraying water onto the wall it's fricking attached t!. *eyeroll* So, I contacted the seller (very helpful and sympathetic) who offered to send me a replacement. The second unit worked for about 5 days. I was stoked and convinced that I had originally received a defective product. I got my hopes up, thinking the good times would never end. Well, it absolutely did end. Grinding halt in fact. It wound up all loose and jenky like its predecessor. You see, I bought this gadget for my kids (7 and 9 yo girls) so they could shower and not have the water spraying down on them from a mile away. They loved this lowered shower head idea because it makes the height of the to their size. It was traumatic having this in my home! They were scared to bits when the shower suddenly detached from the smooth tile wall (which, I might add, has other suction cup accessories that are problem-free). The shower head was swinging back and forth, threatening to smash their little legs and tiny toes. Enough is enough! I gave up and took it down. I can honestly say that I spent more time than necessary fiddling around with and trying to engineer ways to make this item work in my shower stall, but it failed me. I tried to hot melt glue the thing in place at a fixed angle that was suitable for the kids. But, that failed because it's made from thin, crappy plastic that resists any kind of glue. I gave up, peeled the hot melt off, and re-purposed the mount by sticking it on the backsplash of the soaker tub. I drape my washcloth on it so that it dries faster and airs out better, and whaddya know it works just fine for that. I'm off to buy a vertically mounted bar for the shower head. See you there!

I looked at a lot of shower holders before buying this and highly recommend this one. It looks kind of plasticky but is deceptively sturdy and stays firmly in place once you get the hang of how to lock the seal in place. I use the suction directly on glass but it comes with a plastic adhesive disk which can be used on uneven surfaces like tiles. When I finally cut it out of the packaging, it took me quite a long time to slide the plastic disk off the suction. (I had to put on dishwashing gloves to pry it loose!) Just follow the instructions to install - clean the surface with vinegar and water, place the suction cup against the surface, press down hard a couple of times to apply an even suction all around the cup and push the clear plastic tab down. That's it. It fell off twice but the third time was lucky. I've moved it once and so far so good. Our shower head is quite heavy so I keep the it in the permanent holder when not in use. Note: the suction pad is not the neatest looking from the back side but bearable.

Product works great, but we have a shower/bath and it is mostly surrounded by painted drywall. The adhesive ripped the paint off the wall after a week or two. I ended up drilling a couple of holes in the plastic holder, sinking some drywall anchors and just screwing the plastic holder to the wall. It has now been working well for months. But is holds the shower head well and is easy to adjust which is exactly what I was looking for.

pas besoin de briser la céramique colle bien

Does not stick fir a long time. My shower fell and broke becaysevthe sticky part gave up. Not a good product.

product didn't adhere to ceramic tile very well