Have a clogged shower head? Here is a simple solution that will cost you pennies without using harsh chemicals. If you can’t easily remove your shower head, you will need a plastic bag to put over ...

Dear Readers: Have you noticed that your shower head no longer shoots out a steady stream of water? Minerals from hard water may have clogged up the holes. Before you call a plumber, try this first: ...

Mineral deposits can be the death of even the most high-quality bathroom fixtures.

The flow of water from my shower is so weak that it takes forever to wash my hair. The water flow out of the tub spout is fine, as is the flow at the bathroom sink. I have been told that the flow ...

Clogged shower heads are annoying. When mineral deposits build up, water flow slows to a trickle. We tend to get used to it, and put up with it day after day, week after week. But, it doesn't have to ...

The easiest way to clean a shower head is by soaking it in vinegar. Vinegar acts as a solvent to remove mineral buildup that collects around the nozzles, typically as a result of hard water. A clean ...

To ensure your shower head is cleaning you as best as possible, you may want to be sure to clean it, too. Mary-Elisabeth is an associate writer on CNET's How-To team. She's a recent graduate of ...

When my husband and I left our Brooklyn two-bedroom for the suburbs, we made sure to take the fancy-pants shower head we had installed years ago. (Don't worry, we put the old one back for the next ...

Dear Readers: Have you noticed that your shower head no longer shoots out a steady stream of water? Minerals from hard water may have clogged up the holes. Before you call a plumber, try this first: ...

Dear Readers: Have you noticed that your shower head no longer shoots out a steady stream of water? Minerals from hard water may have clogged up the holes. Before you call a plumber, try this first: ...