Product: Delta In2ition 2-in-1 Dual Showerhead in Brushed Nickel
Model: 58499-SN, 75589CSN
Condition: New
In2ition two-in-one shower heads features a detachable hand shower which can be used separately from or simultaneously with the shower head
Integrated dual-functionality gives you maximum flexibility without sacrificing warmth
You can choose to have water streaming from the shower head only, the hand shower only or both the shower head and hand shower at once
Soft, rubber Touch-Clean® spray holes allow you to easily wipe away calcium and lime build-up from the spray face of your shower head and hand shower with the touch of a finger
Eco-friendly WaterSense® labeled - uses at least 20% less water than the industry standard without compromising
Installs in minutes
Delta In2ition 1.75 GPM 4-Setting Hand Shower in Spotshield (Brushed Nickel)
Model: 58499-SN
4 spray settings include: Full Body spray, Full Spray with Massage, Massaging spray, and Pause
Pause feature reduces water to a trickle, giving you space for shaving, lathering and other shower tasks while maintaining your temperature settings
3-way diverter allows for single or shared operation of the shower head and hand shower
Easy-turn dial to change hand shower sprays
Includes 60"-82" stretchable metal hose
Shower Head Dimensions: 10 3/8" L x 5 1/2" D x 6" W
Hand Shower Dimensions: 3 1/4" W
Max flow rate: 1.75 gpm @ 80psi, 6.6L/min. @550 kPa
I bought one like this from Costco a few years back (can’t recall if it was Delta or not). Didn’t like it.
Not enough pressure on any of the settings, really. And this is coming from a house with no water pressure regulator, and me taking out the water reducer from the shower head itself. I returned it after a few months.
@haydesigner It seems like all showerheads are all that way now due to GPM restrictions. I have a really old Waterpik that actually has a throttle on it. At full blast it can almost knock me down.
@haydesigner@Joedetroit What annoys me most about the flow restrictors is the fact that many showerheads are designed in such a way that it’s difficult to either defeat the restrictor or take it out to descale it, and trying to unclog it without removing it often isn’t productive. Some hotels and motels pay absolutely no attention to maintenance on this item.
Can’t get over that first picture. I guess I’m very tired, but I’m thinking either metallic sunflower faces or those fighting machines from the War of the Worlds.
I think I spent about $30 for the bargain-basement shower-head-plus-handheld combo that we currently have. It requires rotating a knob on the side of the head to change from head to handheld to both, and the marking of the knob provides no help whatever in figuring out which direction is which. But that’s part of the reason it was cheap. I’ve had to descale it a couple of times, but it works well enough that I feel no pressing need to replace it. Not broke, don’t fix, even though it’s also not perfect. But I don’t need perfect, I just need a spray of water at an acceptable angle, level of dispersion, droplet size, and force. I’m getting that. I can put up with the confusing knob.
But if this deal had been an option when I was shopping for something like this, I’d probably have grabbed it.
I got a similar Delta showerhead at Lowe’s a few months back for about twice this price. It is very nice, you can adjust it from gentle rain to power spray (nice for hair washing.) So far it has stayed clean in our nasty hard water. My wife likes it a lot.
I’ve been thinking I would go back and get another one for the other bathroom, so meh you have inadvertantly played directly into my nefarious plan.
Heh, heh, heh…
I’ve had this for a couple of years now, and paid only slightly more than this at the time.
It’s a great showerhead, but it’s VERY susceptible to hard water build up in my experience. Clean regularly with CLR or something similar or be prepared for clogged nozzles that spray sideways or not at all.
Otherwise, I really enjoy the flexibility and the spray patterns are all you need.
@baus7 Perhaps you can answer this. From the pictures, it looks like it might be one with an adjustable tilt. Does it? IE - you can tilt the whole head itself down to point at your feet or up to point at the wall. This is an important feature in our house.
@baus7@Kyeh Also, I recently learned about using denture cleaner for this kind of thing and it’s fantastic. Ironically, it could probably dissolve a tooth.
@Bingo I have the 5-setting one from costco. It has a ball joint, so it can tilt up/down, left/right, etc. I’m not sure how far it can tilt (how far down can depend on how close it is to the wall; the handle will hit the wall at some point), but it can move, yeah.
I bought the 5-setting one from Amazon back on Jan 31, 2017 and it’s still awesome to this day. I paid around $88 for an Amazon Warehouse deal (Used-Very Good - item may come repackaged) and it was worth every penny. This is a great price on meh so I’m buying one for the other shower.
Meh must be sure never to exaggerating competitor’s prices because it undermines their credibility. This can be purchased on Amazon, at any given time, for $52 and at oftentimes less on sale.
@2good2go a little digging proves this true for the 4-spray. I don’t see any new 5-spray for less than $140. Some are over $300 unless your want it used.
I got the 4-spray showerhead, and honestly, it sort of sucks. The force of the spray is terrible compared to my old $35 Waterpik showerhead, and it really only has 2 settings - regular and massage. The other 2 “settings” are a combination of the first 2, and a pause setting.
Specs
Product: Delta In2ition 2-in-1 Dual Showerhead in Brushed Nickel
Model: 58499-SN, 75589CSN
Condition: New
Delta In2ition 1.75 GPM 4-Setting Hand Shower in Spotshield (Brushed Nickel)
Model: 58499-SN
Delta 5 Setting H2Okinetic In2ition With MagnaTite Spotshield (Brushed Nickel)
Model: 75589CSN
What’s Included?
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Price Comparison
4-Setting: $135 at Walmart
5-Setting: $130 at Lowe’s
More reviews at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, May 22 - Thursday, May 25
I literally have one of these coming from Amazon today. I paid fifteen bucks more for it. Now I’m sad.
@fuzzmanmatt You could return it …
password strength: HIGH
@awk From the same people that have no idea what an adverb is.
Edit:
My reply makes less sense now that you have edited your comment. So be it.
@phendrick see that’s why I don’t comment on anything younger than “6 minutes ago”
@awk @phendrick Screenshots are your friend.
@awk @phendrick @yakkoTDI
Deletes work too.
4 in 1
Ain’t this fun
Meh has bathroom things
Much better than those cheap rings
I bought one like this from Costco a few years back (can’t recall if it was Delta or not). Didn’t like it.
Not enough pressure on any of the settings, really. And this is coming from a house with no water pressure regulator, and me taking out the water reducer from the shower head itself. I returned it after a few months.
Found the Costco item, for $85
https://www.costco.com/delta-h2okinetic-in2ition-5-setting-hand-shower.product.100763750.html
So it’s more than 50% off a Costco price, which truthfully makes this a great deal.
@haydesigner It seems like all showerheads are all that way now due to GPM restrictions. I have a really old Waterpik that actually has a throttle on it. At full blast it can almost knock me down.
@haydesigner it’s $10 more on Amazon
@haydesigner @Joedetroit What annoys me most about the flow restrictors is the fact that many showerheads are designed in such a way that it’s difficult to either defeat the restrictor or take it out to descale it, and trying to unclog it without removing it often isn’t productive. Some hotels and motels pay absolutely no attention to maintenance on this item.
Can’t get over that first picture. I guess I’m very tired, but I’m thinking either metallic sunflower faces or those fighting machines from the War of the Worlds.
My wife’s in2ition is much better than mine, and it’s telling her not to buy it.
I think I spent about $30 for the bargain-basement shower-head-plus-handheld combo that we currently have. It requires rotating a knob on the side of the head to change from head to handheld to both, and the marking of the knob provides no help whatever in figuring out which direction is which. But that’s part of the reason it was cheap. I’ve had to descale it a couple of times, but it works well enough that I feel no pressing need to replace it. Not broke, don’t fix, even though it’s also not perfect. But I don’t need perfect, I just need a spray of water at an acceptable angle, level of dispersion, droplet size, and force. I’m getting that. I can put up with the confusing knob.
But if this deal had been an option when I was shopping for something like this, I’d probably have grabbed it.
I got a similar Delta showerhead at Lowe’s a few months back for about twice this price. It is very nice, you can adjust it from gentle rain to power spray (nice for hair washing.) So far it has stayed clean in our nasty hard water. My wife likes it a lot.
I’ve been thinking I would go back and get another one for the other bathroom, so meh you have inadvertantly played directly into my nefarious plan.
Heh, heh, heh…
@2many2no Hair washing
I’ve had this for a couple of years now, and paid only slightly more than this at the time.
It’s a great showerhead, but it’s VERY susceptible to hard water build up in my experience. Clean regularly with CLR or something similar or be prepared for clogged nozzles that spray sideways or not at all.
Otherwise, I really enjoy the flexibility and the spray patterns are all you need.
@baus7 Vinegar works great for shower heads - just detach the head part and soak it in a bowl for a while.
@baus7 Perhaps you can answer this. From the pictures, it looks like it might be one with an adjustable tilt. Does it? IE - you can tilt the whole head itself down to point at your feet or up to point at the wall. This is an important feature in our house.
@baus7 @Kyeh Also, I recently learned about using denture cleaner for this kind of thing and it’s fantastic. Ironically, it could probably dissolve a tooth.
@Bingo I have the 5-setting one from costco. It has a ball joint, so it can tilt up/down, left/right, etc. I’m not sure how far it can tilt (how far down can depend on how close it is to the wall; the handle will hit the wall at some point), but it can move, yeah.
I bought the 5-setting one from Amazon back on Jan 31, 2017 and it’s still awesome to this day. I paid around $88 for an Amazon Warehouse deal (Used-Very Good - item may come repackaged) and it was worth every penny. This is a great price on meh so I’m buying one for the other shower.
POPSOCKETS! COURT DOCKETS! FOLK ROCK HITS! AWESOME!
Meh must be sure never to exaggerating competitor’s prices because it undermines their credibility. This can be purchased on Amazon, at any given time, for $52 and at oftentimes less on sale.
@2good2go a little digging proves this true for the 4-spray. I don’t see any new 5-spray for less than $140. Some are over $300 unless your want it used.
What is up with that background pic??
Mutant mouth
5-setting sold out
Yep, the fiver sold out way too quickly! (Too quickly for me to get one, which is what matters.)
Same here, although it is not exactly what my wife wants. Oh well…
I realized I could actually use some new shower heads. I’m in.
/giphy rapid-amicable-sparrow
I got the 4-spray showerhead, and honestly, it sort of sucks. The force of the spray is terrible compared to my old $35 Waterpik showerhead, and it really only has 2 settings - regular and massage. The other 2 “settings” are a combination of the first 2, and a pause setting.