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This is one of my favorite showerheads. I had to include a second picture, so you could better understand how it works. This replaces some tiles. Behind these, you have the plumbing in place to create any type of shower pattern you want. If you want to cover the entire shower wall, including the ceiling, feel free. Naturally, it would mean a lot of plumbing, but it would also be like taking a shower under a waterfall. Also, although this one has 54 nozzles, some of the other Watertile products have fewer. So you can completely customize it. Put one at face level that doesn't have as many, so you won't get hit as hard in the face as you will at your legs.

This showerhead has an elliptical shape. Although it's really weird looking, it has a neat benefit to the shape. It creates a longer path, which gives you more of a full body shower without wasting water to the side, like the huge round showerheads do.

This showerhead is similar to the last one. It uses a Vitamin C cartridge, which is supposed to reduce the amount of chlorine in the water. But the really weird feature is in the appearance. It looks like a waffle!!! I can't say I get it, but I appreciate the innovation.

Yes, you're reading the title right. This showerhead uses Vitamin C to remove chlorine. I have to admit, I don't know whether it will work, but it's an interesting idea. I know if you ingested it, it would be helpful, but I've got no idea what just using it on your skin would do.

ShowerTowers are so cool. In addition to the multiple spray outlets, they are stacked in such a way so that you get a full-body shower. I wanted one of these several years ago when I first saw them, but I still have yet to get one. One of these days... :)

This showerhead costs $3112.50. It's two feet across, mounts flush with the ceiling, uses air injection, and has 358 individual spray nozzles. Even still, I cannot figure out what makes this worth over $3000.

This showerhead is specially made for kids. A lot of kids, including my own, get freaked out by adult showerheads. They are placed way too high, and they spray really hard. But this one suction cups to the wall, and is much more gentle. I like this idea.

I like this showerhead. Instead of having to choose between a fixed or handheld shower like you've always had to do in the past, this one gives you both. Plus, when you are using both, you get a double showerhead experience, like more expensive options. It's under $30, so the price is perfectly reasonable.

This showerhead is so inexpensive. For under $17, you can get a showerhead that not only looks great, but it adjusts in all kinds of different ways. It will make it easy for you to get the kind of showering experience you want. I love this, and I've been looking for a showerhead that can be adjusted for my husband. He's pretty tall, and he always has to duck his head under to fit. But I don't like a showerhead looming way above me. I prefer it to be much lower. This takes care of both of us.

This showerhead is interesting. It features three separate heads, on one post. As you can see, the showerheads are very small. They can be adjusted, and the output is much better than you might imagine. And because they can be adjusted, the spray coverage is very luxurious, without taking up a lot of room.