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Home Improvement Tips from Cassandra Lavalle


Thank you to Waterpik for providing a complimentary prize pack for us to base this review upon and for providing an additional prize pack for our contest prize. All opinions expressed are my own.

Did you know that May is Home Improvement Month? We were excited to be able to participate in a Q&A with home expert Cassandra Lavalle, founder of Coco+Kelley, to pick her brain about home improvement projects we have been wanting to tackle in our own home.

One home improvement project that is often overlooked, also happens to be one of the cheapest, easiest, and sometimes most impactful on your family. Upgrading your shower head takes mere moments and can be enjoyed right away. Will upgrading your shower head increase your homes value? Not significantly in dollars, but it can certainly lift your families spirits immediately!

I recently upgraded our shower head to a Waterpik 14-mode Riata Nickel handheld. With 14 different nozzle settings each member of my family can customize their shower experience depending what they are in the mood for. If you like a low pressure drizzle it can do that, or if you want a high velocity jet it can do that too, and pretty much everything in between.

Installing the Waterpik could not have been easier. In fact, the entire installation took a few minutes and did not require any tools at all. All kidding aside, I think it took me longer to remove my Waterpik from the clamshell packaging than it did for me to install it.

Although it is not required, some Thread Sealing Tape ($2 available anyplace that sells plumbing supplies) is a good idea. I had some on my threads already so I did not need to do anything at all prior to installation.

Even though I always recommend reading instructions, if you are at all handy you can probably install the Waterpik without them because the process is so obvious. There are only a few parts and, to be quite honest, they only go together one way.

Upgrading your shower head is an easy way to improve your families comfort in a few minutes and for not a lot of money. The Waterpik we have can be purchased from many retailers for about $60. You can find other Waterpik handheld shower heads on www.waterpik.com from $30 on up, so there is a model to fit any budget. Be sure to checkout Waterpik’s popular line of RainFall+ shower heads, which includes their water-saving EcoRain model.


Our Waterpik Prize Pack includes a Rainfall+ Shower Head, a set of 2 unscented pillar candles, and a $25 Home Depot gift card!
Photo courtesy of Payton & Company

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LevAqua 200 One Touch Series Digital Showerheads


Recently, we were fortunate enough to be sent a LevAqua OneTouch 9-function showerhead. Its digital technology makes it a unique showerhead because it allows you to choose from 4 amazingly refreshing spray settings and even features a 5 and 10 minute timer to keep your family’s showers to a minimum, if necessary. The “Spray” setting gives a full-on spray that is invigorating and works great for getting clean and rinsed off. The next setting is “Massage” which gives a concentrated, relaxing spray to those areas on your neck and back that hold stress and discomfort. The “Combo” setting offers a combination of the “Spray” and “Massage” settings to give a good blast that is good all over. And finally the “Eco” setting is a water conserving, concentrated setting for those eco-minded people, like me.


Everyone in my family has their own favorite setting. My children like the “Combo” setting because they can feel the burst of water all over themselves and they feel like they’re “in a rainstorm”. My husband and I both prefer the “Eco” setting, not just for its eco-consciousness, but because I think it offers the best pressure of them all, making it much easier for washing and rinsing my thick hair. The other three setting just don’t have much power behind them, to be honest.

In addition to the timer and spray settings, it features a “Pause” button, which is very handy for shaving in the shower, an extra-large 5-inch head, so it’s a very luxurious experience, and has self-cleaning nozzles that reduces hard water and mineral build up. It’s also very nice looking and installs very easily. My only complaint is that the pressure from most of the settings isn’t great, but the “eco” setting helps to resolve that for me. Overall, we are all very happy with this showerhead and feel its benefits outweigh the negative and we are thrilled to have it.

You can learn more about LevAqua on their website, www.levaqua.com. You can purchase their products at Home Depot. This particular showerhead retails for $64.99.

Thank you to LevAqua for providing a complimentary product sample for us to base this review upon and for providing an additional product for our contest prize.





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