Now, I'm worrying more...Last swap, I sealed fragile liquidy or potentially messy items in Ziploc bags. This time, some of them wouldn't fit in even the gallon size, so I am super worried to know if everything arrives intact. I'm usually so careful about packing securely, but I was rushing too much before leaving for vacation. Geez, I even left the delivery confirmation slip at home, so I can't even track the package. I'm thinking it should arrive tomorrow...I hope, I hope. Jayne

Absolutely I have my cards and accounts set up with email alerts for any transaction over $1. If anything changes by that amount I am emailed instantly. I will have my phone, tablet, or pc around me at most times so I will see the alert promptly. I don't know why more people don't take advantage of the alerts that most banks and accounts provide. I love those features. My husband said one day, wait you mean if I go buy something with say the bank card you would get an email about it? I said yes indeed so better think before using it lol. No more going off to Lowes and buying power tools and hiding them in the garage!

The spec sheets are vague and lacking information on the diverter operation. You can contact the company direct with your questions. See link. Also the Rain type shower heads are designed for gentle rain shower, but the handheld will feel more powerful and apparently has three settings. Hope That helps, Dan Martyn Here is a link that might be useful: Hansgrohe Technical Assistance

We had an AHS policy when we bought our house (realtor gave them as gifts to clients) and we did use it for a plumbing leak where they had to dig up the concrete slab in our garage. It was fine in that they came and fixed the problem and we didn't pay anything for it. The company that came was not so hot in that they dumped all the concrete bits they dug out in our backyard and in various spots in our basement (we are still finding little piles two years later!) which was really annoying. Had I paid them, I would have been on the phone complaining, but because it was the warranty I just let it go. The downside is you have no control over who comes out---you just call and tell them the problem and they send someone out. They did come promptly and fixed it quickly, though. Read the warranty carefully, like others have said---it will exclude a sea of things (e.g., ours didn't cover a problem with our garage door opener because that's an excluded appliance---apparently because they are so problematic). That said, this was all spelled out very clearly with our particular company, and had I been the one to purchase the warranty I probably would have read it, but since it was a gift---whatever. We saved ~$1K on the problem it did cover. Note that if you have already fixed/replaced the things, though, you're probably out of luck---with ours, you had to call them first so they could send out repair people to try to fix it before resorting to replacing it. They don't seem to operate with the long-term in mind, probably because lots of people (like us!) don't renew their policies and thus there's no real incentive to do anything for more money than you have to.