Oh heck! Try it ! Learn! Try something new, rent a sprayer and practice on some scraps. Just use long even, sweeping strokes. have fun!

I saw your layout thread first and thought, oh, she's getting the Hansgrohe Croma Green showerpipe like we have :-) More seriously, depends on your planned uses. I like a handshower for cleaning purposes. But DH is tall and wants a showerhead placed high. Having both works well for us. In a previous bath, we just had the handshower, and I had to stand on the edge of the tub to get it down -- not the safest. Have fun with your selections!

"By the way, the Root-Lowell products have Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate, which should send shudders down the spine of an "organic" believer." Sorry Dan but no shuddering here. ;-) Even die-hard certified organic growers don't worry about the infinitesimal things over which we have no control. Especially given, as you rightly pointed out, the environmental toxins (both indoors and out) we are exposed to daily. Unless one grows their crop in a sterile, positive pressure environment, untouched by human hands then exposure to contaminants is a given. Not sure why, other than mis-information, the OP believes his sprayer will will poison his family as his daily lead exposure already exceeds anything the sprayer could impart or the wheat grass absorb. But if he wants to spray then there are hundreds of sprayers available to do the job. Want to get really scared? Just read about all the contaminants found in room air and water. Dave

Looking at a house with the Master Bath shower recently redone with a rain head shower from the ceiling.I want to add a standard shower head from the wall with a hand held sprayer, both adjustable. It already has a thermostatic valve control. Would prefer minimal holes to drill with the new marble. Would have access to the plumbing through a closet. Any suggestions? All info greatly appreciated!