How Do You Stop A Leaky Shower Head?
A leaky shower head is not only annoying, but it can lead to higher water bills. Fixing the problem involves doing a little detective work to figure out the cause and then replacing any parts that might be worn out. If you’ve never done any plumbing, repairing your shower head is a great place to start. Plus, it will give you the skills you need to replace the shower head in case you are unable to fix it. Remove the shower head with your wrench. You can protect your shower head by covering the jaws of your pliers with masking or duct tape. If you’re having trouble removing your shower head, see “Additional Resources,” below, for more information. Soak your shower head in vinegar to remove mineral deposits. Although this is probably not the cause of the leak, mineral deposits can affect the flow of your shower. Since it is removed anyway, you might as well get it clean (unless you plan on replacing it). Inspect the gasket (sometimes referred to as an O-ring) in your shower head. The gas
