Safe Shower Arm Suction Hose Holder for Hand-held Shower Heads

I got this for the kids bathroom. When they are taking a bath or want to give them a quick rinse/shower I get the shower head down and am kneeling over to get the temp just right and then rinse them off and then end up having to do a juggling act to get them soaped up while holding the shower head, or just turn the water off and then turn it back on to rinse them off. It doesn't take long to soap them up but takes a lot longer to turn the water back on and get the temperature just right again so I can just put the shower head in this and soap them up really quick and then rinse them off again. Makes for a quicker shower. I think if you bump it hard it comes out of the holder but seems to hold the shower head quite well for the minute that I am soaping them up.

We have purchased several of these and they seem compatible with all different handheld shower heads.The suction is quite substantial and you won't need to readjust this as it will stick for weeks. We've used it on fiberglass and smooth tile and it sticks amazingly well, much better than you would think, and provides a very stable shower mount.They last a long time, but will wear out where the shower head handle fits into this "C" base part. the repeated in and out will cause the "C" base part to crack over time. This isn't really a problem and the same thing happens to the regular shower head's "C" base part.

Liked the idea of the product and we have a shower hose that we needed to attach to the wall at a reachable height so we got this. While it does stick to the wall, unfortunately when the hose is on, the power of the water from the hose is maybe too strong that it actually pushes the clip on component down and therefore, cannot hold the shower hose as it slips off.It's too bad so we had to return the item.

This product really sticks to the shower wall. Good suction. The bracket holds the hand held shower head securely. I gave it 4 stars because it has an aiming problem. If the turquoise tab points down when you stick it to the wall, we can't aim the shower down toward us enough to be the way we would like it. We tried putting the tab off to the side, as pictured, and the weight of the shower head caused it to twist sideways and spray at the wall, or worse, out the shower door opening. You can't put the tab pointing up because the weight of the shower head opens the tab and you lose suction. So, for us, with a 4 foot shower, we can't get the shower head aimed down enough to be satisfactory. Very disappointed. This is a good product, but it fails to have enough "aiming options" to meet our needs.

I started with two of these for my home shower so that I could hang my hand shower in them since the piece that held the hand shower to the slide bar had broken. I have MS and a shower wears me out enough without having to hold and manage the hand shower. I liked the first so much that I bought a second so now I have two different places I can position the hand shower head during my shower depending on whether I'm washing my hair or something else. They've made my shower so much easier that I bought a third and sent it to my Dad who is now on oxygen and telling me how much a shower wears him out. I've finally got him to use a shower seat but when I was at his house I noticed that the holder for his hand shower would require reaching to get it from a seated position. This was a recent purchase so I haven't gotten his feedback on it yet. I bought a fourth to keep in my travel bag. It seems like every holder for the hand showers are broken in the accessible hotel rooms I stay in. Well, like mine at home whoever is making the holder so people can use the shower heads down low at a seated position are making plastic pieces of junk even if the rest of the hand shower seems to be of high quality the holder that slides up and down on the bars never are so these portable ones mean a better shower experience when traveling.

My bathroom was remodeled in the 1940's and the walls are 100% covered in these gorgeous retro tiles, and since they'd been there for 60+ years I just assumed they'd stay on the walls for at least another decade. Well, this little contraption proved me wrong! I set it up last night and took a shower and was feeling super happy about how convenient, easy, and well-functioning it was. I have REALLY long hair, so handheld showering was super obnoxious and this thing was a godsend. Well, at about 1 AM, I woke up to the sound of a huge crash and actually went around my house checking the windows and doors with a prybar in my hand LOL. Turns out that what I heard was the tile tearing off my wall and falling into the bath tub (along with the shower head and suction cup thingy, of course). I think it's crazy that this thing isn't strong enough to support the showerhead, but the suction feature works so well that instead of the suction cup falling off, it just pulled the entire effing tile down with it. Frankly, that says a lot about the quality of the item- if you DON'T have retro tiled shower walls, BUY THIS! If you do, uh... I dunno... Be careful? I'm going to try to Gorilla Glue the tile back on because I have no idea how to fix this (if someone does, um, email me, I'm clueless!) and put the suction cup back on, but ONLY leave the showerhead in it when I'm using it. Otherwise it can sit back down in that WW2 faucet cradle. :)