What is a showerhead?

A showerhead, also known as a showerhead, is a shower device that disperses water flow through a nozzle. Originally used as a plant watering tool, it was later improved into a commonly used bathroom equipment. Its main functions include body cleaning and massage, which can be divided into three types according to its shape: handheld, overhead, and positional. The installation needs to be adapted to the user's height and water pressure conditions.
In the early days, showerheads were mainly made of plastic materials, but gradually developed upgraded products with silicone material showerheads and integrated audio functions. The water outlet mode has expanded from a single water flow to various types such as general, massage, and turbine. The industry standard CSC/T 37-2005 specifies its flow and service life specifications, and the hose must comply with JC 886-2001 standard. Daily maintenance can be carried out by soaking in citric acid to remove scale, and the silicone nozzle can be manually cleaned. During maintenance, it is necessary to avoid strong acid corrosion and forced disassembly. The problem of water leakage is often caused by abnormal water pressure, aging components, or blockage by scale. It can be optimized through component replacement or pressurization technology to improve the user experience