What's the best way to increase the water pressure for a shower in an apartment?
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Replace the shower head.
I did that in my apartment's shower. And Oohhhhhhhy myyyyyy goooood, the difference was unbelievable. Not to mention that since I got a shower head that is removable, I no long have to duck under the spray to rinse my hair. My back thanks me. And my doggies get soooo much cleaner now. =D
And that's with a $15 replacement shower head from Wal-mart.
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I haven't tried this one specifically, but it looks really good: http://highpressureshowerheads.com/
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Mmm... cleaning first is a good idea.
I occasionally soak my shower head and filter screens by soaking them in plain vinegar. This helps remove the sediment buildup.