I was curious if anyone knew how much space you get in between the shower heads (is it adjustable?) and how far the stream could reach. My boyfriend and I have a shower/tub combination that would require one person to stand closer to the shower head than the other if we wanted to shower together. We both are around the same height as well, if that is a factor. Thanks in advance!
Sex In the Shower Dual Shower Head
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I found the reviews to be somewhat vague. Everyone seems to really like it, but I don't understand how it could work with two people if you have a small shower.
Originally posted by
Eva Schwaltz
I haven't even seen this before. Interesting. The reviews look like they might have the info you need, and you could always message them with your question.
12/30/2011
For anyone that is stuck with the smaller, shower-tub setup, this is what my man and I use:
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It's a waterpik brand 2 head system (ours came from Bed Bath & Beyond). One head is attached, the other is on a hose. Both can clip up into the same holder and are kind of "on top of each other". You can turn one on, you can turn both on. You can change the settings on each. You can aim one low, almost pointing it straight down and aim the other one towards the far end of the shower, or you can use one and pass the hose head your our partner.
It works really well for us when we want to shower together. We tend to not elbow each other in the face too much and we can each usually get a good stream of water for ourselves.
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It's a waterpik brand 2 head system (ours came from Bed Bath & Beyond). One head is attached, the other is on a hose. Both can clip up into the same holder and are kind of "on top of each other". You can turn one on, you can turn both on. You can change the settings on each. You can aim one low, almost pointing it straight down and aim the other one towards the far end of the shower, or you can use one and pass the hose head your our partner.
It works really well for us when we want to shower together. We tend to not elbow each other in the face too much and we can each usually get a good stream of water for ourselves.
01/24/2012
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About 6" inches is about how far apart they spread. As far as the stream, it is about the same as a regular shower(I also have a bath shower combination) and the stream reaches a little more then half way across my tub.
Originally posted by
Claire de Cerises
I was curious if anyone knew how much space you get in between the shower heads (is it adjustable?) and how far the stream could reach. My boyfriend and I have a shower/tub combination that would require one person to stand closer to the shower head
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I was curious if anyone knew how much space you get in between the shower heads (is it adjustable?) and how far the stream could reach. My boyfriend and I have a shower/tub combination that would require one person to stand closer to the shower head than the other if we wanted to shower together. We both are around the same height as well, if that is a factor. Thanks in advance!
I don't know how tall you guys are, but I am 5' 6" and my Fiance is 5'11" and it works great for us!
The shower heads can move postioning.
06/26/2012
I built my own dual head setup years ago mine has a valve to turn one head off if trying to conserve hot water. I love it but you should be aware that with duel heads your hot showers will only last half as long I built mine from pieces bought at a home improvement store.
I recently seen a duel head at walmart that is nicer than this fyi....
I recently seen a duel head at walmart that is nicer than this fyi....
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