can i leave some water pressure on
1740370
According to manufacturer, "Add-it" models may be installed under constant pressure.
1778656
Yes. I leave it on. No problems. It is in a small bathroom and seems to work great.
2194482
no you can't. At times the pressure would stay slow. I pulled it off and threw it away.
534286
There is a low setting which is quite mild - should be ok - maybe the setting that ebbs and flows would work very well - just remember not to leave it on for more than 15 minutes at the most
1373091
Yes. I leave mine on at night and it automatically shuts off then the water is low on any setting.
2244431
Yes. Just twist it closed. You may not want to leave the tap on and nozzle closed long term but it does close the water off at the nozzle.
182369
The pressure is ok as long as u have pressure, It's not adjustable at the shower head. The problem is the light won't last long
1396024
Also my water pressure is way too high, so I just leave less than half open, it's more than enough
1957734
No problem with water pressure. We have two. One in our bar sink. Both work great
2147836
No, the holding tank should be able to hold a fixed pressure +/- a few PSI for hours. Make sure you are using a thread locker to seal your connections.
1018351
yes you may. many install between heater and shutoff to prevent over-pressurization in the rare case your shut off at the heater is closed.... very rare. Anywhere between heater and Presure regulating valve is OK
1390357
You can only if it is not to wet. I also don't turn on the steam feature if my hair is damp.
1790871
The only thing I can think of is you have to open faucets to let air escape. Just changing the water heater out should not effect the pressure on your system.
25034
Yes, you may. Just move your settings from timer to "on" position. Remenber this is a small pump, you can't have hot water right away.
1189974
The answer is no but a simple solution is to just shut the water off in your home whenever you leave the house for more than a day.
140228
Not sure what you mean about reducing pressure you can only have either the shower head OR hand held unit operating at one time. I did not notice a drop in pressure to the shower head from when I installed it.
568606
Offhand, not really, but you could check for kinks in the lines. Sometimes also when turning the water off at the source, it doesn't come all the way back if the plumbing is old.