Ring-shaped filter shower head with three spare cartridges

There is no solid disc pierced with holes here: the head is an oval ring, hollowed out in the middle, and the water comes out of the rim. The straight handle ends in a knurled metal ring that screws onto the shower hose.

The range comes in six colours. Cream, pink and white make for a soft bathroom; anthracite pairs a bright red interior with the ring; silver and midnight blue, the latter with a light interior, go with chrome or dark taps. The body is ABS plastic, light in the hand.

The supplier classes it among the water-saving shower heads.

A grey cylindrical cartridge with two white end caps sits inside the handle. It is presented as a filter; the supplier does not state what it is made of or what it retains.

Choose your model by colour and number of cartridges: the handheld shower head with one, three or six cartridges, or the cartridge on its own to restock a model you already own. The title mentions three cartridges, but the one- and six-cartridge packs exist too: check the model you have chosen before you order.

Change the cartridge when the flow drops noticeably or it changes in appearance.

The handheld shower head screws onto the end of a standard shower hose, then rests on a wall bracket like any ordinary handset.

The cartridge is changed by unscrewing the bottom of the handle, without tools. Do it over the shower tray, as a little water stays in the handle.

To care for the ring, rinse the rim with clean water and wipe with a soft cloth; coloured ABS does not like scouring sponges or chlorinated products, which end up dulling the pink or the cream.