High-Pressure Chrome USB4C Showerhead with Adjustable Spray Modes - Perfect for Spa-Like Relaxation & Water Conservation in Bathrooms

The water heater at my apartment is small. And when I say small, I mean small. When I took a shower, the hot water would last probably only about 5 minutes, but if I was lucky, and it wasn't cold outside, I could stretch it to maybe about 8 - 10 minutes if I turned off the water to lather up and such. Even then, I never made it through a full shower without having to finish in the cold. Needless to say, it was a real pain in the butt, and I couldn't enjoy my showers at all. They were just a race to get clean before I got frozen out of the shower by cold water.After researching solutions to the problem, I found that a low pressure showerhead would be my best option. The Ultra Saver Showerhead 1.5 GPM was recommended in an article I read, and it was super cheap, so I decided to give it a try.My first shower after installing the showerhead was more than I had every hoped for out of my teacup sized water heater. I was actually trying to run the hot water out to see how long I would have before I was blasted with cold, but the hot water never ended. 30 mins into it, completely showered at my leisure and without having to freeze to death, the water was still piping hot. Amazing! Brilliant! No more ice cold showers. No more rushing around or having to shave with cold water. I'm overjoyed. I couldn't have asked for anything better.Features I absolutely adore:- Greatly extends the time it takes to run out of hot water- Has a flow disruption button to reduce the flow of water when I don't need it running at full speed (which extends the hot water even more!)- Easy to install (except one small thing. see below)Features that are tolerable, but could be better:- The water pressure is definitely lower, so it takes longer to rinse off and to get the shampoo and especially conditioner out of my hair. This makes my showers take a little longer than normal, but it's fully worth it in my opinion.- Note to those with lots of hair: My hair is relatively thin, but if you have long, really thick hair, you might need something with a little more pressure.- The rubber washer included with the showerhead for installation was too thick, so the showerhead wouldn't screw onto the pipe. After trimming the washer with scissors, though, it went on just fine. No leaks or anything that I can see, so far.