Hand shower head

Supplies

New handheld shower head

Pliers or wrench (depending on your faucet type)

Fiber ring or rubber washer (usually included)

Step-by-step plan
Step 1: Remove the old hand shower head
Turn the current hand shower head counterclockwise to loosen it. If the hand shower head is stuck, use pliers or wrench to get a better grip. Be careful not to use too much force to avoid damaging the faucet or pull-out hose.

Step 2: Clean the thread of the faucet
After removing the old hand shower head, check the faucet's wire for dirt or scale. If necessary, use a cloth or toothbrush to wipe away any residue.

Step 3: Replace rubber or check for damage
Check the rubber that sits between the hose and the shower head for damage.
If it has damage, you can replace it. Usually it is this rubber.
If the shower head is broken, you will need a new shower head.
Check the product selection guide to find the right hand shower head/shower head. 

Step 4: Attach the new handheld shower head.
Screw the new hand shower head clockwise onto the faucet's thread. Be sure to do this firmly, but not too tightly to avoid damage. Always lubricate the rubber ring between the shower head hose and shower head/hand shower with faucet grease.

Step 5: Check for leaks
Turn on the faucet and check for leaks at the connection of the new hand shower head. If you notice water leaking, tighten the hand shower head slightly until the leaking stops.

Conclusion
Replacing a hand shower head is a simple job that you can do yourself. Using this step-by-step plan, you can quickly and easily replace your old hand shower head with a brand new one. Remember to check the rubber ring between the hand shower head and the hose for a watertight seal, and always check for any leaks after installation.

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