Handheld Shower Head Hose Chrome Hand Held Bathroom Water Spray Bathtub Sprayer

Product descriptionthis hand held shower head offers a durable, convenient and versatile addition to the bathroom wash routine. The shower spray hose features corrosion resistance, ensuring long-time use. The shower hook allows this hand-held shower spray hose to be used as a regular shower head, if needed.

Its 80 tangle free, dual locking hose allows for easy and convenient use while sitting or standing and also provides a simple way to reach hard-to-wash areas. An on/off and pause options provide complete control over water flow, and three settings allow for a relaxing shower experience.key featuresplastic bathing safety, independence and comfort while sitting or standing 3 settings can be activated - a narrow, wide or standard spray ultra-long 80 inch stainless steel, tangle-free hose simple on/off rotating control knob for easy water flow control corrosion resistant includes a convenient shower hook simple installation with easy, tool-free assembly color: whitedimensionsweight: 1.4 poundsfree shippingestimated transit time is up to 10 business days for the delivery. Fast n free is just an ebay estimate although many items are delivered within 3-6 business days.we ship to the lower 48 states only.we do not ship to alaska, hawaii, puerto rico, guam, the virgin islands, canada or mexicowe do not ship to po box and military addresses.we do not offer combined shipping services.returnyou may return any unopened and unused item shipped by us for a refund or replace within 30 days of receipt.

If your return is the result of our error (incorrect item, defective, damaged, etc.), we will provide free return shipping. If your return is not the result of our error, you will be responsible for the return postage fee. An item must be returned in the original manufacturer's packaging.

We recommend you keep your packaging for at least the first 30 days after purchase for this reason.please always contact us first before starting a return. Be sure that we will resolve any issues in timely manner!

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