How do you remove a chrome shower head?

To remove a chrome shower head, you need to unscrew it by turning it counterclockwise.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Steps to Remove a Chrome Shower Head

Locate the connection: Identify where the shower head connects to the shower arm. This is usually right around the end of the nozzle, as indicated in the reference.
Grip the shower head: Get a firm grip on the shower head. Make sure you have a good grip to avoid slippage.
Turn counterclockwise: According to the video reference, you should turn the shower head counterclockwise. This will unscrew the shower head.
Remove completely: Continue turning until the shower head is completely detached from the shower arm. It should come off "nice and easy" once unscrewed, as mentioned in the reference.

Check for tightness: If the shower head is too tight, you can try using a wrench but be careful not to damage the chrome finish. Consider placing a cloth between the wrench and the shower head to protect it.
Apply WD-40 (if necessary): If the shower head is stuck or won't budge, a little WD-40 or penetrating oil can help loosen any mineral buildup or rust. Let it sit for a few minutes before attempting to remove it again.
Protect surfaces: Use a towel or rag to protect the shower arm and surrounding surfaces from any potential scratches or damage.

By following these steps and using the provided tips, you should be able to remove your chrome shower head easily.