Danco 89171 Shut-Off Shower Valve, Chrome

By Danco

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	New		3rd Party New		3rd Party Used
Latest	$9.65	Last Seen	~~$9.85~~	Last Seen	~~$5.89~~
Highest	$13.98 Mar 16, '14	Highest	$12.13 Sep 18, '14	Highest	$10.95 Oct 1, '14
Lowest	$9.65 Mar 28, '16	Lowest	$6.15 Dec 29, '14	Lowest	$1.90 Oct 10, '14
Average	$10.14	Average	$9.78	Average	$7.34
Added	Nov 24, 2013	Added	Nov 24, 2013	Added	Nov 24, 2013

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30 day average: 39,035 | 90 day average: 30,360

Product Description

UPC

078433236389

The Danco Shower Volume Control Valve is designed to help you save water when your shower is in use. This diverter allows for the water supply volume to be turned down at the showerhead. Turn the knob to slow the flow of water while you lather up, shave, or wash your hair. When the water is turned down to a dribble, it does offer the benefit of keeping your water warm while the shower is in use. The valve fits between the shower's head and arm.

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