is the wet installation easy?
1734425
It can be a bit of a pain, but all in all its a simple process. I didn't have any major issues with it, so to answer your question "Yes" It was easy. PS: they provide instructional videos on how to install it, so they really help you out with the process
1734426
It can be a bit of a pain, but all in all its a simple process.I didn't have any major issues with it, so to answer your question "Yes" It was easy.PS: they provide instructional videos on how to install it, so they really help you out with the process
1734427
After installing these three times (three iPod Touch devices in the family) I won't buy another screen protector that is put on dry. The wet application is the only one that I feel allows me to perfectly line up the protector with the display. I find it the easiest way to apply a protector.
1734428
In my opinion it is. You spray the side of the protector that's going to touch the screen, wet your fingers (wash before you start this whole thing) and a fine mist on the screen. Lay it down, line it up correctly and the squeegee the whole thing. takes like 60 seconds tops. make sure the screen is flawlessly clean before you start. It drives me nuts to see a little lint or hair between the screen and protector, starting over can crease the protector and get even more dust or lint into the mix.
1734429
Very. I just watched the video online first. All you really need to do is keep everything wet first--hands, both sides of Skinomi. Then you place it on the screen and because everything is wet, it slides around so you can position it right. Then you just squeegee and let it dry completely. Waiting for it to dry is the hardest part!
1734430
I have zero experience with these things and I found it to be really easy. Just make sure it's warmed up to room temperature or a little warmer before you get started. I ended up with some little imperfections and strange looking bumps and things, but got it lined up well, and just like it said, all the little imperfections went away on their own in about 24 hours- I was totally impressed at how easy it was and how good it looked once it set up.
783137
Hi 7 Settings Drenching Rain Shower It should be everything you need to install. Thank you for your communication texasvalue
1360539
Yes and its easy to install. One recommendation be sure to use teflon tape for a good tight water seal. I was able to install 3 of these without using any tools.
598475
Yes, I would recommend it. Otherwise, you'll be fighting the water pressure during removal and installation
1791637
I found it extremely easy. It installs pretty much the same as other faucets except there is a control box between the water supply and the faucet. You screw it to the back of the cabinet and the supply lines plug right into it. I've probably one of the first to get this faucet as I had preordered it. I've never had a problem. Naturally, whenever you deal with water supply lines you should double check that you got it in correctly.I couldn't imagine going back to a regular faucet now.
538338
Hi, ease of installation is going to depend on your individual plumbing situation. The hardest part might be taking the old shower head off depending on how long it's been in use. It could be stuck on the wall pipe really well. In my case it was fairly easy because the old shower head wasn't hard to take off. But, no matter how hard I tightened the connection between the bracket that attaches to the wall pipe and the hose it always gushed water on my wall when the water was turned off. I didn't want to live with that so I switched out the hose. The hose that came with mine is made to leak that way to prevent back-wash...so says Waterpik customer service. Hi, ease of installation is going to depend on your individual plumbing situation. The hardest part might be taking the old shower head off depending on how long it's been in use. It could be stuck on the wall pipe really well. In my case it was fairly easy because the old shower head wasn't hard to take off. But, no matter how hard I tightened the connection between the bracket that attaches to the wall pipe and the hose it always gushed water on my wall when the water was turned off. I didn't want to live with that so I switched out the hose. The hose that came with mine is made to leak... » Read More Hi, ease of installation is going to depend on your individual plumbing situation. The hardest part might be taking the old shower head off depending on how long it's been in use. It could be stuck on the wall pipe really well. In my case it was fairly easy because the old shower head wasn't hard to take off. But, no matter how hard I tightened the connection between the bracket that attaches to the wall pipe and the hose it always gushed water on my wall when the water was turned off. I didn't want to live with that so I switched out the hose. The hose that came with mine is made to leak that way to prevent back-wash...so says Waterpik customer service. « Show Less
36682
The installation is probably 15 minutes with basic tools. Only complaint is they sometimes get moisture instead. Then it looks really tacky.
2133209
It works great. For the install, a mild soapy spray liquid would have made the install easier.
1801747
No. Installation is very easy. It took 2 of us 15 minutes to get it completed.
603038
I did it dry but i believe if you leave it in some warm place just for couple minutes it will help you to install it easier.
538739
Yes, it is easy to install. Remove one screw from the bottom and slide the old one out. Slide the new one in and replace the screw. That simple.
1169134
Yes, very easy. I just put it my sink with Dawn and it came clean with just soaking.
336047
It is super easy, but if you are asking this you may want to have someone else install it. Here is a link to an installation; http://www.2addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=998321
10685
Yes - fairly easy to install. This video a very good resource. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e-9Ei1Wcds
423629
No not hard to install. Took a little time but not hard if you follow instructions.
398056
My handyman installed the new Rain Bird where I had my prior system, and then pushed a few buttons and it has worked like "super easy." He, the handyman said that it was the easiest system to install and operate that he had ever installed. I just love it because it is so "easy".
586110
Yes, I did a similar installation. I put a little clear RTV under the boot to insure it was water tight. That was almost a year ago and no problems so far. Rigid sells good stuff.