My ECOHEADS Spray Nozzle is Turning Brown
Another water quality issue that ECOHEADS solves is collecting sand, sediment, rust, minerals and all sorts from making their way to your client's scalp. Most often, your nozzles are turning brown from a clogged filter.
Follow the filter maintenance instructions and also unscrew and maintain the silver plate. When you have the head disassembled, wipe and clean the interior of the head to remove any residue.
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Not every basin is the same and if you have any questions about these instructions, please reach out to us to assist. We have a 99% success rate, so we can help! NOTE: Do you need a hose? Step-by-Step Instructions Unscrew Existing Showerhead Unscrew ...
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Do I need a hose?
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