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Choose a water-saving showerhead in 6 steps

Compare flow rating, certification, pressure and fit before buying; the US WaterSense limit is 2.0 gallons per minute.

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Official source: Choose a water-saving showerhead in 6 steps

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EPA WaterSense-labeled showerheads meet a US maximum of 2.0 gpm (about 7.6 L/min) and spray-performance requirements. Local standards and plumbing fit can differ.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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1. Identify the existing head and connector; investigate drips or blockage before replacement.
2. Compare rated maximum flow. US WaterSense labeled showerheads are rated at 2.0 gpm (about 7.6 L/min) or less.
3. Verify any WaterSense label against a genuine certified model; check separate local standards for your market.
4. If your water pressure is low, assess the recommended pressure range and spray performance, not just water savings.
5. Confirm hose thread compatibility, included seals and the manufacturer's installation instructions.
6. After installation, check joints for drips and verify the spray. Do not overtighten a persistent leak; consult a plumber.

Official source: Choose a water-saving showerhead in 6 steps

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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