Moen 26009 Engage Magnetix 2.5 GPM Handheld/Rain Shower Head 2-in-1 Combo Featuring Magnetic Docking System, Chrome

Using a 3-gallon bucket, I measured GPM as follows. My old shower head was like this: br>br> 3 minutes and 54 seconds No shower head: 3 GPM Moen 26009 Engage Rain Head only - 30 seconds = 6 GPM restricting the flow of water: 2 minutes and 85 seconds Moen 26009 Engage Hand Held only - 1 GPM restricting the flow of water: 1 second = 105 seconds 26009 Engage Rain Head only - 7 GPMbr>br>Moen 26009 Engage Rain Head only - if there is no water restriction: 3 minutes and 53 seconds = 4 GPM.

Asa Graham

| Oct 10, 2021

I was hoping your product would work as intended, Moen, but it didn't. The handheld, on the other hand, is only on in SEVEN light uses. The plastic parts of the off pausing switch/button failed (as in, they broke magnificently in my hand), causing a freshly kinked spring to be ejected. I couldn't return it because I'd bought it as part of my bathroom remodel over sixty days before it was installed. So far, I've limped along, occasionally reseating the remaining tiny parts, but water dribbles out at an increasing rate, indicating that I'm not conserving water and don't have a shutoff option with this current setup. The magnet, perhaps? br>br> It's not nearly as powerful as the description suggests. In reality, the handheld must be carefully maneuvered in order to find the "best" position for it to stay seated on the larger rain showerhead. However, please be aware that Because the larger rain showerhead moves around frequently and does not stay in its installed position due to the plastic fitting adjustor, finding said elusive position necessitates ongoing adjustment. (Since I know how to install shower heads and perform most home repairs, incorrect installation is not an acceptable reason to dismiss this paragraph. ) )br>br>Moen - Moen - Moen - Moen - Moen - Moen - Moen - Manufacturing plastic tiny parts that are critical to the overall product's proper functioning while knowing they will fail quickly is poor practice, and it has unfortunately convinced me to avoid your products in the future.

Lyanna Williams

| Apr 25, 2021

I had to have one of my own. I'm not sure why I put off replacing my old rain shower head for so long. My biggest fear was that I'd have to buy a new shower arm, but that didn't happen! It fits perfectly on my 90-degree shower arm, and the angle is nearly identical to that of my previous rain shower head. While hanging, you must choose an angle. It would be inconvenient to loosen and adjust the angle while showering, but I don't mind because I like the angle it's at now. Another thing is that I can't use the massage function of the hand held while it's hanging, at least not with my water pressure and the angle I have it at. The magnet can't handle the pressure. That's fine with me, because I have two other options to use while it's hanging. It's best to test it with the water restrictors in place first. They aren't as restrictive as the one on my previous shower head, and the pressure is perfect now that they are installed. This is a 20-minute install if you buy the Teflon tape separately. Enjoy.

Charlotte Hendricks

| Dec 05, 2021

This shower head is adequate but not exceptional. Basically, if you enjoy the magnetic release and are looking for a 2-in-1 solution, this is the one for you. If you only need one form factor and don't want to spend a lot of money on a better build, this will suffice. With the restrictor turned on, this is a review. I'm not sure why people want showerheads that can rip your skin off, but believe me when I say that with the restrictor in place, this showerhead is perfectly fine. The rate appeals to me a lot. My water bill would be a concern if the restrictor was turned off. Advantages: br>br> br>br>It's a tall building! The main head rises above the tap, which is exactly what I needed. I'm over 6 feet tall, and this is the first time in a long time that I've been able to stand underwater without having to duck my head. This is ideal for the taller person in your life, and the wand is still at the perfect height for those who are shorter. The magnetic wand is fantastic. br>br> There's no need to fiddle with those strange mic stand-style holders any longer. It's a hit with my wife, and it's a hit with me as well. 2- br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>b One head is fantastic. The unit can switch between using just the main head, both heads, or just the wand. Having so many options is fantastic. While the unit is set for both, the wand has an on/off button as well. This is fantastic. The main shower head is fantastic. br>br> It has a large surface area and a lot of pressure in single mode - Despite the fact that the restrictor was in place. However, this isn't a "rainshower" head. This is just a bunch of streams, whereas a true rainshower head mists. Suitable for the majority of laundry. br>br>The wand can be used in a variety of ways. I wish it had a tighter focus because I enjoy a good powerwash mode, but it's a decent camera overall. It works well on a wide range of sprays as well as spot sprays. There is also an on/off button for quick switching, as previously mentioned. br>br>It's a breeze to set up. Attaches to your current spigot with screws. Some reviewers seemed to believe that the shower heads would be included with the wall pipe. That's a very common blunder; after all, you do have access to the internet. You can look it up on the internet. Don't hold it against the maker. To obtain those pieces, you must purchase a much more costly complete hardware kit. br>br>The combined mode is opulent. The area where they join, even with both heads on and the wand set to a wide pattern, makes me swear this isn't a water-based product. preserving the head It has a luxurious feel to it while still being extremely efficient. Excellent work. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>br>Plastic that isn't too expensive. There's some plain plumber gray PVC in there, but the majority of it is plastic with nickel-plated hardware. The finish is plated. The magnetic features are the only reason the wand is worth what you pay for it. Every single component is barely worth the price you're paying. Pay a little extra for a "real" set if you want quality construction. br>br>The on/off button on my wand isn't working properly. The on/off button partially turns off the wand when the main unit is set to either both or want modes. It's leaking at least a gallon per hour, according to my calculations. That will add up over the course of a year. I may fiddle with it in the future, but it isn't a major concern right now. I prefer my unit to be in "both" mode the majority of the time, so this is something I can live with if necessary. Overall: br>br> br>br>I'm replacing an old set that was left behind when I moved into my new home. While it was functional, it was also quite unsightly and began to leak. This unit has a better flow, more options, and a nicer appearance than my previous one. I can also stand on my own two feet. Overall, I'm pleased, and it's fine with me if I have to replace it in 5 years when the plastic fails. This is one of the best options on the market for my situation. Most of the time, I'm content. Five stars for the design, one star deducted for the low-cost materials - My wand button, for example, is only partially functional.

Dawson Cochran

| Mar 26, 2021

With the hose connected- In a small shower, water is directed at the wall. If you put it on its side, it will look like this. Water can be poured directly down the drain.

Ensley Henson

| Apr 21, 2021