Abstract: A shower head water-saving switching structure and a shower head are disclosed. The shower head water-saving switching structure includes a water inlet seat, a water discharging body, a functional water switching member, a flow switching member, and a drive mechanism. The water inlet seat and the water discharging body are connected to form a water distribution chamber therebetween. The drive mechanism includes a ratchet wheel, a push rod in linked with the ratchet wheel, and a button linked with the push rod. The functional water switching member and the flow switching member are rotatably accommodated in the water distribution chamber and linked with the ratchet wheel. The structure is simple, and the operation is effortless.

Abstract: An adjustable shower head holder with a self-locking structure includes a holder body, a lifting rod, a locking assembly, and an operating member. The holder body is movably connected to the lifting rod through the locking component. The operating member is movably fitted to the locking assembly for switching a locked state and an unlocked state of the locking assembly. With a single operation of the operating member, the locked state and the unlocked state of the locking assembly can be changed, thereby positioning or moving the holder body. The operation is simpler. The use is safer.

Abstract: An adjustable shower head holder with a self-locking structure includes a holder body, a lifting rod, a locking assembly, and an operating member. The holder body is movably connected to the lifting rod through the locking component. The operating member is movably fitted to the locking assembly for switching a locked state and an unlocked state of the locking assembly. With a single operation of the operating member, the locked state and the unlocked state of the locking assembly can be changed, thereby positioning or moving the holder body. The operation is simpler. The use is safer.

Abstract: A wall-mounted shower head holding structure includes a suction cup assembly capable of holding a shower head. The suction cup assembly includes a suction cup body and a retractable mechanism. The suction cup body can be retractably held to a front end of a wall-mounted main body through the retractable mechanism. When in use, the shower head is attached to and held at the front end of the suction cup assembly. It is quite convenient for use, and does not affect the use of the shower head.

Abstract: A push-button switching shower head structure includes a shower head body, a water inlet seat, a button, a push rod, a push block, a return spring, a ratchet wheel, a water distribution disc, and an outlet disc. The button pushes the push rod to move, and the push rod drives the push block to move and drive the ratchet wheel to rotate, and then the ratchet wheel drives the water distribution disc to rotate synchronously to cooperate with the outlet disc to perform waterway switching. The shower head has the advantages of long service life and stable and reliable switching function by providing a guiding groove on the water inlet seat.

Abstract: A shower head water-saving switching structure and a shower head are disclosed. The shower head water-saving switching structure includes a water inlet seat, a water discharging body, a functional water switching member, a flow switching member, and a drive mechanism. The water inlet seat and the water discharging body are connected to form a water distribution chamber therebetween. The drive mechanism includes a ratchet wheel, a push rod in linked with the ratchet wheel, and a button linked with the push rod. The functional water switching member and the flow switching member are rotatably accommodated in the water distribution chamber and linked with the ratchet wheel. The structure is simple, and the operation is effortless.

Abstract: A push-button switching shower head structure includes a shower head body, a water inlet seat, a button, a push rod, a push block, a return spring, a ratchet wheel, a water distribution disc, and an outlet disc. The button pushes the push rod to move, and the push rod drives the push block to move and drive the ratchet wheel to rotate, and then the ratchet wheel drives the water distribution disc to rotate synchronously to cooperate with the outlet disc to perform waterway switching. The shower head has the advantages of long service life and stable and reliable switching function by providing a guiding groove on the water inlet seat.

Abstract: A wall-mounted shower head holding structure includes a suction cup assembly capable of holding a shower head. The suction cup assembly includes a suction cup body and a retractable mechanism. The suction cup body can be retractably held to a front end of a wall-mounted main body through the retractable mechanism. When in use, the shower head is attached to and held at the front end of the suction cup assembly. It is quite convenient for use, and does not affect the use of the shower head.

Abstract: A shower head button switching structure includes a sealing seat, a fixing seat, a button, a push block, a push lever, a driving disk, a driven disk, a positioning block, and a sealing disk. The outer periphery of the driving disk is formed with a gear portion. The front end of the push lever is formed with a rack. The push lever can be reciprocated back and forth to drive the driving disk to rotate. The driven disk is fitted in the driving disk. The positioning block is obliquely installed in the driving disk. The outer periphery of the driven disk is formed with teeth arranged annularly. This structure achieves a smoother and more stable water flow switching function.

Abstract: A shower head flow control structure includes a water inlet assembly, a sealing seat, a primary flow restrictor, and a plurality of secondary flow restrictors. The water inlet assembly has a water inlet passage communicating with a water supply tube. The sealing seat haw a plurality of discharge holes. The inlet water passage communicates with one of the discharge holes. The primary flow restrictor is disposed in the water inlet passage. The secondary flow restrictors are disposed in the discharge holes, respectively. The primary flow restrictor has a flow rate greater than that of the secondary flow restrictors. The flow rates of the secondary flow restrictors are different from each other. The flow rate of the shower head can be controlled accurately and quickly.