Shower Head Gasket - Rubber Washer - Creates A Seal to Prevent Leakage - with Wire Mesh Middle, Fits Universal Pipe (3 Pack) by Barclays Buys

I tried a few different seals from the hardware store with no luck. Took a chance on these seals that looked exactly like what I needed and the hardware stores seemed to not. My leak is fixed! Be careful to not over tighten shower head or you’ll cut the new seal. Definitely recommend these!

the washer kept my bathroom dry

I had a brand new shower head in a box and another shower head that had been used. I took the washer out of the new shower head and put it in the used shower head that I wanted to install. So now I had a brand new shower head without a washer. Was surprised to find at one of the big box hardware stores -- the orange one -- that they did not sell shower head washers. So I turned to Amazon to purchase these. I installed the brand new shower head with one of these washers, and I get a very very slow drip from the threaded attachment point - maybe one drop every 30 seconds. I used teflon tape like always and it is a new Moen shower head so that leaves me thinking it's the washer at issue. Not enough of a leak to obsess over, but it seems like something as simple as a washer should work.

Took a shower head off, replaced it. The one I removed was still in good condition, except the shower head gasket was a bit beat up. Measured, ordered, they came quickly and fit exactly. Now that shower head is a fully equipped back up. Thanks!

These fit the shower head perfectly. And I have a well with no water conditioner/softener to collect the debris from the well. These screens are perfect for stopping debris from clogging the shower head.

Check all the local stores and nobody had them. These fit perfect just as advertised.

The gaskets are reasonably priced, but slightly undersized. It is very difficult to get a tight seal.

I bought separate handheld, extra long hose, and metal valve to make my existing shower a dual head shower. While the hose came with plumber's tape and plastic washers, the valve didn't. When there was leaks at the three valve connections, I used the plumber's tape and it worked for 2/3 of the project. The only place that still had a leak was on the original neck to valve connection. I added extra tape and extra helped greatly but didn't stopped the leak. I added this product and No leaks. Both still heads have great pressure and flow.