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I have a standard/low price shower head that has gotten stiff/difficult to swivel. Does anyone have suggested lubricants, such as the manufacturer may have used, that won't wash away the first few uses? ajk |
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![]() "Newbie" wrote in message om... Gents: I have a standard/low price shower head that has gotten stiff/difficult to swivel. Run some cold water and the stiff head will go away.... |
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![]() "Newbie" wrote in message I have a standard/low price shower head that has gotten stiff/difficult to swivel. Does anyone have suggested lubricants, such as the manufacturer may have used, that won't wash away the first few uses? Since none of us make these things, it's hard to tell what (if anything) is used by the mfg to lubricate it. The thing may swivel originally, because it's clean and polished. Shower heads are cheap - as you say. If you want to, remove it, spray some WD-40 where you can and give it some exercise. It should loosen it up. Vaseline may work too, but will not get inside of it. These things are not made to be taken apart AFAIK. Rich |
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On Sat, 18 Feb 2006 08:51:26 -0500, "Newbie" wrote:
Gents: I have a standard/low price shower head that has gotten stiff/difficult to swivel. How long did it take to get that way? Does anyone have suggested lubricants, such as the manufacturer may have used, that won't wash away the first few uses? I don't think the mfg uses anything, but I could be wrong. I would like to wait for the answer to my question at the top, but for the sake of time, I'd just move the head around until it moved freely. That should do it for a few years. I still take showers occasionally and I have had no desire to move my shower head ever since I got it right the first time. ajk Remove NOPSAM to email me. Please let me know if you have posted also. |
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