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Yes — Sudsy fits any standard shower arm, whether you currently have a fixed or handheld showerhead. It attaches in under 5 minutes with no drilling, no plumber, and no permanent changes. The one exception is ceiling-mounted rainfall heads or non-standard fittings — for those, contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

Yes. Sudsy fits any standard shower arm or connection, and it runs entirely on your water pressure — no batteries or wiring involved. Standard wall-mounted, handheld, and high-pressure or pump-assisted showers all deliver water through a standard arm, so Sudsy attaches the same way, in under 5 minutes.

If you have a ceiling-mounted rainfall head or another non-standard fitting, contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

Yes — Sudsy is built for strong pressure. It runs entirely on your shower's water flow, and higher pressure means better foam performance. The two included hoses are 5-layer PVC, pressure-tested to 290 PSI, so strong water pressure won't overwhelm them. Foam is added on top of your normal flow, not instead of it, so you keep full strength whenever you dial foam down.

You can keep your own showerhead if you'd like, since Sudsy connects through a standard shower hose and doesn't require the included one. But the Swiss Design "Starry Night" showerhead — 5 spray modes, 155 self-cleaning silicone nozzles — comes free and is what Sudsy is built and tuned around for the best foam-and-rinse routine.

Ceiling-mounted rainfall head or non-standard fitting? Contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

Generally, No. Sudsy uses your normal shower pressure to produce foam. Dial the foam control to zero and you get full pressure through any of the 5 spray modes. The included showerhead is a high-pressure design with 155 self-cleaning nozzles that resist buildup, so the pressure you feel today is the pressure you'll feel months from now.

It should work, as long as your setup has a standard 1/2" threaded shower connection and your water system is pressurized. Sudsy relies on that pressure to create foam, so a gravity-fed or very low-pressure system may not perform the same way it does on standard home plumbing.

About five minutes, and there are two ways to do it depending on what you have in your shower now. Both are walked through step by step, with video, on our installation page:

• Replacing an existing showerhead — the most common setup. Unscrew your current head, connect Sudsy in its place, then mount the unit with the included adhesive hooks. (link)
• Connecting to a hand shower you already own — keep your current handheld and run Sudsy inline with it. (link)

Either way there is no drilling, no plumber, and no permanent change to your fixtures. Some older showers need a basic wrench to break a calcified connection loose, but the rest is hand-tight.

One thing worth double-checking: the hose feeding the handheld showerhead should connect on your right as you face the device. Sudsy draws water in from the left and pushes it out the right, so a reversed hose is the most common reason a fresh install will not foam.

Yes. It attaches to your existing shower arm in under 5 minutes — no drilling, no plumber, no permanent changes. Disconnect your current showerhead, attach the hose, connect it to Sudsy, then mount it with the included adhesive hooks. Some setups need a wrench and a bit of fiddling to get the fit right.

Also make sure the hose is connected from the right side when facing the device — Sudsy's suction only works in one direction, drawing water in from the left and out the right. If you get stuck, the Sudsy team will walk you through it — feel free to contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

No plumber, no drilling, no permanent changes. Sudsy attaches to your existing shower arm in under 5 minutes: disconnect your current showerhead, hand-tighten the included hose to your fixture, connect it to the Sudsy unit, then mount it to the wall with the included adhesive hooks.

It fits any standard shower arm. Some older showers can experience calcification of connections and may need a basic wrench to loosen the showerhead, but usually once its loose the rest can be done by hand. Also make sure the hose is connected from the right side when facing the device — Sudsy's suction only works in one direction, drawing water in from the left and out the right.

Most people are done in under five minutes. Sudsy attaches to your existing shower arm — no tools, no drilling required. Disconnect your current showerhead, connect the included hose to your shower fixture and hand-tighten, attach the hose to the Sudsy unit, then mount it to the wall with the included adhesive hooks.

Some older showers can experience calcification of connections and may need a basic wrench to loosen the showerhead, but usually once its loose the rest can be done by hand. Also make sure the hose is connected from the right side when facing the device — Sudsy's suction only works in one direction, drawing water in from the left and out the right.

First, turn off the water. Remove the hose from the connection with the leak. Check that the rubber washer is inside the hose and seated flat, not folded or missing. Hand-tighten the connection. The first few turns when screwing the hose into place should require minimal force.

Tighten the hose connection until firm. If you have a basic wrench, you can snug it a little further — no more than one extra half turn beyond tightening by hand. Turn the water back on and test. Still leaking? Contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com.

Awkward angles are common, and Sudsy is built to handle them. The two flexible hoses give you 3.28 ft of slack each, so you can route around tight corners or odd fixture placement. The adhesive hooks let you mount the Sudsy unit wherever it works best for you — you're not locked into one spot.

If your setup is genuinely non-standard, feel free to contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

No spare washers or plumbing adapters ship with Sudsy. What you get is two 5-layer PVC hoses (with rubber washers already seated in the connectors), the foaming attachment, two reservoir bottles, the Starry Night showerhead, adhesive wall hooks, and a Quick Connect Adapter — that adapter is for swapping between reservoir bottles, not for pipe fittings.

Sudsy fits any standard shower arm out of the box. If you have a non-standard fitting or ceiling-mounted rainfall head, feel free to contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

Yes — this one matters. The hose that attaches to the handheld showerhead should be connected from your right side when facing the device. Sudsy's suction works in only one direction, drawing water in from the left side and pushing it out the right side. Connecting it backwards is the most common reason a newly installed unit won't produce foam, so it's worth double-checking this during setup rather than after your first shower.

If you've already installed it and aren't getting foam, this is the first thing to check.

No — they're designed to hold Sudsy securely in place, not to come off easily. That's intentional: a strong bond keeps the unit mounted and steady through daily use.

Briefly warm the adhesive with a hairdryer on low heat, held a few inches away, then gently peel the strip from an edge. Always be careful using electrical appliances near water — make sure the shower is completely dry, the water is off, and your hands and the hairdryer stay away from any wet surfaces before you begin.

The plumbing side is fully reversible — installation doesn't require drilling, cutting, or any permanent changes to your fixtures. Your original showerhead disconnects and reconnects easily, so it goes right back on when you move out. The unit itself, though, mounts with a strong adhesive that's designed to hold securely rather than release easily — removing it later takes gently warming it with a hairdryer and peeling it off, and depending on your wall surface, there's a chance of leftover residue or a small mark.

If you're renting, it's worth checking your lease or with your landlord first, and testing the adhesive on a low-visibility spot before committing to a permanent location.

Yes. Sudsy skips hand-lathering entirely — fill the reservoir, adjust the foam control, and the foam does the work while you just stand there. The knob has been designed to twist easily and works like a dimmer switch, easy to grip and adjust, so there's no reaching, stretching, or scrubbing required.

Nikky in Tempe, AZ, who has arthritis in her hands and wrists, put it simply: "Just what I needed. I recommend it for people like me."

Yes. Sudsy mounts to the wall, so the unit stays put while you use it. Turn the single dimmer-style knob to add or reduce foam — no reaching, stretching, or hand-lathering required. Bottle swaps are click-and-go too.

Sudsy cuts down the reaching, bending, and twisting a normal shower routine demands. Fill the reservoir, adjust the foam knob, and let the foam do the work instead of you lathering by hand. It runs on the included handheld showerhead and flexible hoses, so it works well seated in a shower chair.

It isn't a safety device — pair it with proper grab bars and a chair as needed. Email info@shopsudsy.com if you want help thinking through your specific setup.

Yes — Sudsy frees up the hand you need for your bar. You fill the reservoir, adjust the foam dimmer, and stand in the stream — no gripping a bodywash bottle or working a loofah one-handed. Because Sudsy mounts with adhesive hooks and needs no drilling, it won't interfere with existing grab bar hardware, and you can pick the wall spot that keeps your bar clear.

If you have any questions about your situation, feel free to contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

Yes. Sudsy was built for exactly this. No scrubbing, no reaching, no lathering by hand — the foam does that work for you. The included handheld showerhead and two flexible hoses make seated use with a shower chair easy, and the dimmer-style foam knob is simple to grip.

Customers with arthritis, limited mobility, and chronic illness use it daily. Try it with our 30-day money-back guarantee — full refund if it isn't right for you.

Yes. Sudsy works with any standard shower connection — fixed, handheld, or hose setups — so a shower chair or bath seat is no problem. The included handheld showerhead and two flexible hoses (3.28 ft each) reach you whether you're standing or seated. The dimmer-style handle is easy to grip and adjust from a seated position, and the foam does the work — you just sit in the stream.

Sudsy works with most liquid bodywash that do not contain exfoliants or micro-beads. There's no proprietary refill to buy. Standard pourable bodywash foams most predictably through the aerator, which also brings out scent compounds that stay dormant during regular hand-lathering, so you smell your soap the way it was designed to smell.

Body wash with exfoliants or microbeads can clog the mechanism and may damage your device. Very thick washes may not foam as evenly — for the fullest lather, a regular liquid bodywash is your best bet.

Yes to shampoo, bodywash, and liquid soap — any brand, any scent, works in Sudsy, including pet shampoo. There's no proprietary refill required. Conditioner is different: Sudsy's aerator and injection system are built to foam and rinse a cleanser, not deposit a conditioning treatment, so keep conditioner in your normal routine.

Avoid using liquids with exfoliants or microbeads as they can clog the mechanism and may damage your device. When you switch products between the two reservoir bottles, just rinse the bottle with warm water first.

Yes — we generally recommend filling the bottle about 10-20% with bodywash, and the remainder with water, leaving about a quarter to a third of the bottle empty to have space to properly mix when shaking. Because every soap is different, the exact ratio might be different for your specific soap.

Feel free to experiment with the ratio of water to bodywash in the bottle. If you're not sure and need help, feel free to contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

The most common cause is a high foam setting — the higher you dial it, the more concentrated the soap. It can also happen if your water-to-bodywash ratio is running heavy on the bodywash side — we generally recommend about 10-20% bodywash to water, and going above that uses soap faster without much gain in foam quality.

Try dialing back the foam setting toward the middle or lower end, and lowering your bodywash ratio if you've been pouring in more than about 20%; you'll still get full coverage fast, so you don't need to run the foam step very long. As a benchmark, one 22 oz bottle mixed at that ratio can last up to 5 showers depending on your foam level and the amount of time foam is used.

If you're getting noticeably fewer than that, try lowering the dial, using less bodywash in the mix, and cutting the foam step shorter. Everyone showers a little differently, so it may take a try or two to find your setting.

Run a lower foam setting — you don't need max foam for full coverage. Keep your bodywash ratio toward the lower end of the recommended 10-20% range, topped off with water, since more concentrated mixes burn through bodywash faster without much extra foam. Shake the bottle thoroughly so the mix is even before you start.

Keep the foam step short since Sudsy's foam covers you fast, so there's no need to let it run. When you're ready to rinse, dial the handle all the way down to water only rather than letting foam keep flowing. Together, these habits stretch a bottle further than you'd expect.

There's no single official setting for everyday use — the foam control is a continuous dimmer, not a set of presets. Start around the middle and see how the coverage feels. Adjust up for denser, full-body foam or down for a lighter lather. Most people find a mid-range setting works well day to day, saving maximum foam for a heavier clean after workouts or dirty work.

Once you find your spot, you'll just turn to it each time.

That's the dial doing its job. Turning it up richens the soap concentration — max is built for a heavy-duty clean, not your everyday shower. For daily use, dial back toward the middle. Most people find that's the sweet spot: full-body coverage without burning through soap.

Adjust down and you'll get the same great foam, just a lot more showers per bottle.

Yes. Every Sudsy order ships with two 22 oz reservoir bottles, so you can keep one bodywash for you and another for a partner or kid — any brand, any scent. The quick connect adapter swaps bottles in seconds, just click and go. For more than two people, rinse a bottle with warm water before refilling with a new scent, or email info@shopsudsy.com about extra bottles.

It's a single handle on the device that works like a dimmer switch. Turn it all the way down for water only, all the way up for maximum foam, or stop anywhere in between for your preferred level. Turn it up and dense foam covers you head to toe. When you're ready to rinse, dial it back to zero and rinse clean with any spray mode.

It's easy to grip and adjust.

Each 22 oz reservoir bottle holds a mix of water and bodywash — we generally recommend about 10-20% bodywash, topped off with water, leaving about a quarter to a third of the bottle empty for shaking. A full bottle at that ratio holds enough for up to 5 showers, depending on your foam level and usage time.

That's nearly a week before you need to refill. Two bottles come included with your order, free. When one runs low, pop it off, add water, pour in more bodywash, shake thoroughly, and click it back in.

A full 22 oz reservoir can last up to five showers. Two bottles are included, so you're covered while one's in use. Your exact count depends on how much foam you dial in — lower concentrations and shorter usage time can stretch a bottle further, higher ones use it faster.

Everyone showers a little differently, so your mileage may vary.

Yes, the Sudsy bottle is clear so you can easily see how much soap remains.

No effect either way — clear or colorless wash foams and cleans exactly the same as any color. As for checking your level, the answer's the same no matter what wash you use: the Sudsy bottle is clear so you can easily see how much soap remains. Keep your second included bottle topped up and running low is never an issue.

Refilling Sudsy is a four-step job: Fill the bottle with water, pour in more bodywash, shake thoroughly, and click it back in. We generally recommend filling the bottle about 10-20% with bodywash, and the remainder with water, leaving about a quarter to a third of the bottle empty to have space to properly mix when shaking.

Because every soap is different, the exact ratio might be different for your specific soap. Feel free to experiment with the ratio of water to bodywash to find what works best for you. The quick connect adapter also makes swapping between bottles fast, so you're never stuck mid-shower.

You don't have to shut the water off to swap bottles — the quick connect is built for instant switching mid-routine. Just dial the foam knob down to water-only first, so no soap is drawn while you click the bottle out and the new one in.

Every Sudsy ships with two 22 oz bottles — so you're covered without buying anything extra. And since there's no proprietary refill, you just fill them with whatever bodywash you already have. Spare bottles aren't listed as a standalone item on the site right now.

If you'd like extras, or if a bottle arrives damaged or defective, email info@shopsudsy.com and the team will help.

A full 22 oz reservoir lasts up to five showers, so most people refill about once a week. That said, everyone showers a little differently — at lower concentrations with shorter usage, a single bottle can last quite a while, so your mileage may vary. When it's time, just pop the bottle off, add water, pour in more bodywash, shake, and click it back in.

Yes. The quick connect adapter is click-and-go — no tools, no unscrewing. Just click a bottle in or out and you're done in seconds, not minutes. Keep your everyday bodywash in one 22 oz bottle and a kid-friendly or pet-safe shampoo in the other, and switch between them instantly.

It's included free in the box.

It's a small click-in fitting that lets you swap between your two 22 oz reservoir bottles in seconds — no tools, no mess. Keep everyday bodywash in one bottle and kid-friendly or pet-safe shampoo in the other, and switch instantly. To refill, pop the bottle off, pour in more bodywash, and click it back in.

It's built for bodywash bottles — not a plumbing or pipe fitting. Included free, a $25 value.

First, confirm the unit is connected properly. The hose that attaches to the handheld showerhead should be connected from your right side when facing the device. Sudsy's suction works in only one direction, drawing water from the left side and pushing it out the right side.

If the unit is connected correctly, check the foam knob — if it's turned all the way down, you'll get water only, so dial it up toward max foam by twisting counter-clockwise. If you hear a sputtering noise, it might mean there is not enough bodywash in the bottle.

If the bodywash bottle is full and the problem still persists, try experimenting with the ratio of water to bodywash in the bottle. We generally recommend filling the bottle about 10-20% with bodywash, and the remainder with water, leaving about a quarter to a third of the bottle empty to have space to properly mix when shaking.

More soap with less water generally means thicker foam, but if there is not enough water mixed with the soap, the device may have trouble producing adequate suction. Also check your water pressure is running normally when the soap setting is turned all the way down, since Sudsy relies on your shower's pressure to work.

If you've been using a thick wash, run clean water through the unit to clear any residual residue. Still nothing? Contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com.

If your knob feels tight or resistant when turning, it might be hard water. Over time, mineral buildup from hard water can make internal parts less flexible — if things are still feeling tight after rinsing the unit with clean water, that could be the culprit. You can try the following: apply a small amount of WD-40 around the knob area, then gently turn it back and forth to help loosen things up.

It may take a few tries, so keep turning it slowly to allow the lubricant to fully work its way in. If it's still stiff, or so loose it won't hold a setting, feel free to contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com and we'll be happy to assist you.

If foam seems weak or uneven, work through this list:

1. Confirm the unit is connected properly. The hose that attaches to the handheld showerhead should be connected from your right side when facing the device. Sudsy's suction works in only one direction, drawing water from the left side and pushing it out the right side.
2. Check the foam knob — if it's turned all the way down, you'll get water only, so dial it up toward max foam by twisting counter-clockwise.
3. Listen for a sputtering noise, which usually means there is not enough bodywash in the bottle.
4. If the bodywash bottle is full and the problem still persists, try experimenting with the ratio of water to bodywash in the bottle. We generally recommend filling the bottle about 10-20% with bodywash, and the remainder with water, leaving about a quarter to a third of the bottle empty to have space to properly mix when shaking. More soap with less water generally means thicker foam, but if there is not enough water mixed with the soap, the device may have trouble producing adequate suction.
5. Check your water pressure is running normally when the soap setting is turned all the way down, since Sudsy relies on your shower's pressure to work.
6. If you've been using a thick wash, run clean water through the unit to clear any residual residue.
7. Check the 155 silicone nozzles for mineral buildup and rub them with your thumb to clear deposits. Still off? Contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com.

A sputtering noise usually means there isn't enough bodywash in the bottle — check the reservoir and refill if it's running low. If the bottle is full and you're still hearing it, the issue is likely your water-to-bodywash ratio: we generally recommend mixing about 10-20% bodywash with the remainder water, and too little water in the mix can cause the device to struggle to produce adequate suction.

Try adjusting the ratio and shaking the bottle thoroughly before your next shower. Still sputtering? Contact the team using the contact form on our support page or by emailing info@shopsudsy.com.

Sudsy is made in the USA with premium ABS and stainless steel components. The Starry Night showerhead is high-pressure chrome with 155 self-cleaning silicone nozzles that resist clogging and mineral buildup. The two hoses are 5-layer PVC, pressure-tested to 290 PSI.

Sudsy is built to last. The body uses premium ABS and stainless steel components, made in the USA. The hoses are 5-layer PVC, pressure-tested to 290 PSI, so the pressure you feel today is the pressure you'll feel months from now. The showerhead's 155 self-cleaning silicone nozzles resist mineral buildup and clogging, keeping pressure strong over time.

No — it's built not to. Sudsy's patent-pending soap injection system delivers a consistent, even mix from the first use to the hundredth, with no weakening stream or uneven spurts. The showerhead's 155 self-cleaning silicone nozzles resist mineral buildup and clogging, so pressure stays strong too — the pressure you feel today is the pressure you'll feel months from now.

Just rinse the unit after each foam use, and it'll keep performing.

Maintenance is quick — just three habits. After foaming, run water through the unit to rinse out any residual residue inside. The 155 silicone nozzles are self-cleaning, so if you spot mineral buildup, just rub it away with your thumb. And when you switch bodywash, pop the bottle off the Quick Connect Adapter and rinse the reservoir with warm water.

That's it — no scrubbing, no downtime, and Sudsy keeps its pressure strong.

It depends on your shower floor material and the bodywash you're using — in some cases, the foam can make the floor slippery. Adhesive anti-slip strips are included with Sudsy, and we recommend applying them for safety.

You're not just buying a foam attachment — you're getting a full showerhead replacement plus the foam system on top. For a limited time, we're offering $65 in free upgrades: the 5-mode Swiss Design chrome showerhead, the Quick Connect Adapter, and two 22 oz reservoir bottles.

The hardware is premium ABS and stainless steel, made in the USA, with hoses pressure-tested to 290 PSI. There's no proprietary refill to buy — it works with any bodywash you already own, so ongoing cost is zero. And it's backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

No gripping a slippery bottle. No bending or reaching to lather. Sudsy's aerator turns your bodywash into a dense, full-body foam that covers more skin than hand-lathering ever could — so you get cleaner, faster, in as little as 90 seconds. It also activates scent compounds that stay dormant when you lather by hand, so your soap actually smells the way it's supposed to.

And instead of a shelf cluttered with bottles, you refill Sudsy's 22 oz reservoir about once a week.

Five: Jet, Mist, Light Rainfall, Maximum Rainfall, and Rainfall + Mist. So you pick what feels right. The Swiss Design "Starry Night" showerhead is handheld with a flexible hose, so it reaches you whether you're standing or seated with a shower chair — and it's included free, a $20 value.

No. Sudsy runs entirely on your shower's water pressure — there's nothing to charge and no batteries to replace. The patent-pending soap injection system creates foam using water pressure alone, and the precision aerator turns it into full-body foam. No wiring, no electrical connection.

Always ready, always works.

You get the Sudsy Foaming Attachment with variable foam control, a precision aerator, and a bodywash reservoir. Also included: 2 shower hoses (3.28 ft each, 5-layer PVC, pressure-tested to 290 PSI), 2 reservoir bottles (22 oz each), a Swiss Design "Starry Night" 5-mode showerhead with 155 self-cleaning silicone nozzles, a Quick Connect Adapter for swapping bottles, and adhesive wall hooks for mounting.

That's $65 in free upgrades on top of the $89.99 price. Shipping's free — works with any bodywash you already own.

Yes. Sudsy comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee — whether it doesn't fit your shower or you simply don't like it, you get a full refund. If compatibility is your concern, the better move is to email info@shopsudsy.com with your shower arm details before you order; we'll confirm upfront so you likely won't need the refund at all.

For exact return steps, see shopsudsy.com/policies/refund-policy.

Reach out any time you need help with installation, compatibility, or troubleshooting. Email info@shopsudsy.com or use the contact form at shopsudsy.com/pages/contact — we get back to you within one business day. You can also browse our help center at shopsudsy.com/pages/Support for guides on installation and use.

Got a ceiling-mounted rainfall head or a non-standard fitting? Get in touch and we'll check compatibility before you order.

Shipping is free on every order. We ship within one business day of purchase. From there, delivery takes 3–5 business days. As soon as your order ships, you'll get an email with a tracking link so you can follow it the rest of the way. Questions? Email info@shopsudsy.com — we reply within one business day.

Right now, we don't ship outside the US. If you'd like us to let you know when we do, send us an email at info@shopsudsy.com and we'll keep you posted.