We got this showerhead for free from our water department. We participated in a water survey where they gave us conservation tips and lots of free goodies including this showerhead. How nice they are!! It has excellent water pressure and nice massage features. It swivels well and there is a switch at the base which allows you to cut the water back even more without having to adjust temperature. That feature stopped the water completely when we first installed the showerhead, but now it makes the water come out at about 1/4 of what it does at full blast. I'm not sure if that swich is supposed to stop it or just cut it back, but either way it is a cool feature which makes it easier to conserve even more water. Stan says it was easy to install. "It just screws on." I don't know the exact water conservation specs, but I'm giving it a 5 since it was given to us as part of a water conservation program. I'm guessing they think it's pretty good.

I actually got this showerhead free as part of a PG&E energy conservation program. It works really well though. The Niagara White Earth showerhead only uses 2 gallons of water per minute (gpm) and has 3 settings - Niagara, massage, and spray. Most low-flow showerheads use 2.5 gpm, so the Niagara is very good at water conservation, and the water pressure is decent. It also appears to be a very affordable showerhead at around $5-10. Overall I'm quite happy with it.