A method of reducing water flow through a showerhead. The method may include dividing a water stream into two separate water groups and alternating the flow of water through the two separate water groups to reduce water flow through the showerhead.

A showerhead including a handle supporting a water passageway and a sprayface, and a water diverter device. The water diverter device includes a pivotable waterway including a diverter body having an inlet and an outlet. The diverter body is pivotable such that the outlet is movable along an arcuate path. A driving mechanism is operably coupled to the water diverter device and includes a user interface, wherein axial movement of the user interface causes pivoting movement of the diverter body.

A shower head with a shower holder comprises a housing, a water outlet component, a switching handle and a water diversion component; the top of the housing is provide with a water inlet; a handle part extends outwards from one side of the housing, the tail end of the handle part is provided with a water outlet connector, and the shower holder and the switching handle are provided at two radial ends of the handle part, respectively; the water diversion component is provided inside the handle and comprises a water diversion device and a valve core, the water diversion device is provided with a water inlet channel, a first water outlet channel and a second water outlet channel, and the valve core is provided at the intersection area of the water inlet channel, the second water outlet channel and the first water outlet channel.

A combination emergency wash and faucet unit includes a base, an emergency wash arm pivotally coupled to the base, and a spout pivotally coupled to the base. The emergency wash arm includes an emergency wash unit. The emergency wash arm is rotatable relative to the base about a first vertical axis between a stored position and an active position. The spout is rotatable relative to the base about a second vertical axis. The first vertical axis is substantially parallel to the second vertical axis and offset from the second vertical axis. Movement of the emergency wash arm causes a corresponding movement of the spout.

A sprinkler includes a sprinkler head and a handle, the sprinkler head is connected with the handle and is arranged to penetrate through the inside of the handle, a water inlet connected with an external water pipe is formed on a tail portion of the handle, a sprinkling surface is disposed on a front end surface of the sprinkler head, a plurality of water outlets are formed on the sprinkling surface, a first filter screen and a second filter screen are further disposed in the sprinkler head, the first filter screen is close to the water outlets, and a filter material or filter cotton for filtering is disposed between the first filter screen and the second filter screen.

A shower apparatus includes a pivotable member and a main body having a receiving space, an inlet communicating with the receiving space, and a first outlet. A first communicating hole is located at a connection site between the receiving space and the inlet in the main body. The pivotable member is pivotally connected to the main body and is manipulated to pivot relative to the main body and includes a pivotal axle disposed in the receiving space and a second outlet. When the pivotable member is pivoted relative to the main body, the pivotal axle is simultaneously pivoted in the same direction in the receiving space. The pivotal axle has a tube body, an isolating member, a second communicating hole, and a third communicating hole. The isolating member is fixed in the tube body to divide an inner space of the tube body separately into a first flow channel and a second flow channel. When the first communicating hole communicates with either the second communicating hole or the third communicating hole, water flows through one of the first flow channel or the second flow channel, thereby the water is outputted through one of the first outlet and the second outlet.

A shower head includes a shower head body having a water inlet channel, a first leather cup, a surface cover assembly, a water dispensing plate located between the shower head body and the surface cover assembly, and an adjusting device having a driving mechanism and a rotating mechanism. A first water outlet communicating with the water inlet channel penetrates the first leather cup. Two sides of the water dispensing plate respectively cooperate with the shower head body and the surface cover assembly to enclose an installation cavity and a water outflow cavity. The water dispensing plate has a first water passage hole communicating with the water outflow cavity. The driving mechanism is rotatably connected to the shower head body. The rotating mechanism is located inside the installation cavity and abuts against the first leather cup and the water dispensing plate. The driving mechanism drives the rotating mechanism to rotate to adjust a water outflow area.

A dual-outlet water adapter for gardening has a main body and at least two the switch valve set. The main body is provided with an input portion, at least two controlling portions and a first chamber. The controlling portion has a second chamber located inside the main body and an output chamber in the main body, and a through aperture is arranged on one side of the peripheral edge of the second chamber. Each switch valve set includes a control valve. The control valve has a knob, a valve tube protrudes from the knob, a through hole runs through the periphery of the valve tube, and a sealing member is embedded.

A showerhead with a super complementary removable portion is provided that includes a fixed fluid dispensing unit supported at a location. The fixed dispensing unit has a fixed nozzle apertures arranged on a fixed spray face within a first area of between 55 and 95 percent of the fixed spray face, the fixed spray face having a second area devoid of fixed nozzle apertures and contiguous with the first area. A removable fluid dispensing unit has a front face defining a front face area, a back surface in opposition to the front face, and removable nozzle apertures arranged on the front face, the back surface adapted to overlap the second area of the fixed spray face and protrude from the fixed spray face, the front face area being greater than the second area of the fixed spray face. A handle and fluid supply house are provided.