How to Remove This Showerhead NEED HELP PLEASE

You need two wrenches the part right at the end of the head with the grips on it you need to turn to the left

Here's a link that may help if it's stuck:

https://www.hunker.com/13417506/how-to-remove-a-stuck-showerhead

try heating it in someway-maybe a hair dryer on high, then use two pipe wrenches, one to loosen and one to hold the end secure while you turn to the left. Good luck.

Use a rubber strap wrench. The rubber strap won't scratch.

Here's one example from Lowe's:

your question has posted a few times -be sure to read answers for your duplicate posts

You could use something similar to an oil filter wrench (with a strap) to turn while using a locking wrench to hold in place. If you do not use 2 wrenches, it will most of the time turn the entire apparatus.

In case you don't get the response in your other posting, here's my suggestion: You can try a hair dryer or heat gun at the point that's stuck. Don't get super close with the heat but warm it up and use pliers again, it should twist off easily.

a) Utilize a wrench or pliers

If you did not notice rust or mineral build-up at the point, the shower head connects to the shower arm, then use either pliers or wrenches to loosen the showerhead, then unscrew it using your bare hands.

While using these tools, do not use your pliers or wrench directly. Instead:

• Protect the shower head’s metal by covering the plumbing nut or the fixtures connector using a cloth.
• Use the wrench or pliers to grip the nut or connector.
• Turn the pliers or wrench clockwise to loosen any debris that may have attached to it.
• Turn the wrench or pliers anticlockwise to loosen and remove your stuck shower head.

If you notice rust or mineral build-up on the point, the shower head connects to the shower arm; use the appropriate removers to loosen the nut or connector.

While using these products:

• Apply the chemicals as instructed, and always ensure you read the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Once you have applied the chemicals, let them sit for the required duration.
• Using a wire brush, scrub the chemicals off to remove the lime, calcium, and rust.
• Clean the shower arm and head.

If the earlier two options fail, utilize penetrating lubricants such as WD-40. These lubricants will loosen the nut or connector, making it easier to remove.

• Apply the first coat of your preferred penetrating lubricant and let it sit for about two hours.
• Apply the second coat of your preferred penetrating lubricant and let it sit for about two hours.
• Use a cloth to cover the nut or connector.
• Use pliers or wrenches to attempt loosening the showerhead.

I would add to Mogies post, use 2 channel lock pliers, and I put a wash cloth over the shower head joint to prevent marring the finish, and it gives it extra grip.

I suggest to use rubber srap wrench.

Hi Taneshia, hope this helps you out,

https://www.hunker.com/13417506/how-to-remove-a-stuck-showerhead

Thank you everyone!