To clean a shower head, remove it if possible and soak it in a solution of equal parts white vinegar and warm water for 30–60 minutes to dissolve mineral build-up. Use an old toothbrush to gently scrub the nozzles, rinse thoroughly, and dry before reinstalling. For fixed heads, fill a plastic bag with the vinegar solution, wrap it around the head, secure it, and leave it to soak overnight.

Turn off the water supply, unscrew the existing shower head, clean the pipe threads, and apply plumber’s tape to the thread. Screw on the new head by hand and tighten gently with a wrench. Turn the water back on and check for leaks. Abey showers are designed for easy installation with standard fittings.

Spray the affected area with a mix of water and white vinegar or a commercial mould remover. Let it sit for 10–15 minutes, scrub with a soft brush, and rinse well. Improve bathroom ventilation and dry wet surfaces regularly to prevent mould from returning.

Clean your shower head every three to six months to prevent limescale build-up and maintain even water flow. Homes with hard water may require more frequent cleaning.

Yes, but use it carefully. Choose a cleaner that’s safe for metal and chrome finishes, and always rinse thoroughly. Avoid harsh acids as they can damage coatings and seals.

This usually happens due to a loose fitting, worn-out washer, or leftover water in the head after use. Remove the shower head, replace any damaged washers, reapply plumber’s tape, and reinstall securely.

Most Abey shower heads use standard ½-inch BSP connections, making them compatible with most Australian plumbing systems. Always check specifications before purchasing replacements or upgrades.

Abey shower heads perform best with water pressure between 200–500 kPa. If pressure is too low, the spray may weaken; too high and you risk damaging internal seals.

Improve ventilation, use a bathroom exhaust fan, and wipe down surfaces after each use. You can also apply a mould-resistant sealant to tiles and grout for added protection.

Yes, you can upgrade to a rain shower head for a spa-like experience. Make sure your plumbing can support the larger size and water flow. Abey offers ceiling and wall-mounted options designed for easy installation.

Replacement parts and accessories are available directly through the Abey Showers range at Blue Leaf Bath, including hoses, cartridges, and shower rails.

Check if the issue is caused by mineral deposits in the shower head. Clean it thoroughly or replace it if needed. If pressure remains low, check the isolating valve or consult a plumber to inspect for blockages in the line.

Choose a shower head designed for low-pressure systems, such as an aerated or multi-function model that maintains a consistent spray. Abey offers several efficient designs ideal for lower pressure homes.

Ensure your plumbing outlets match the twin system layout. Mount the rail securely, connect both the handheld and overhead heads, seal connections with plumber’s tape, and test for leaks. Consider hiring a professional installer for concealed plumbing systems.

Install a WELS-rated Abey shower head to reduce water use without losing pressure. Regular maintenance, cleaning, and replacing old fittings can also help improve efficiency.