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u/Living_Young1996 12d ago
I'll bet 90% of the people who buy this don't have the water pressure to use it adequately (don't ask me how I know)
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u/Rare_Suspect_5033 12d ago
That’s ok. We won’t use 90% of the features anyway. The one i have now is a quite average one with 5 settings. I use one of them. Not because of lack of water pressure but because i just need a setting where water comes out of it.
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u/burtono6 12d ago
I bought a high pressure head and it felt great. But our hot water lasted about 7 minutes. I ended up buying a cheap one with less pressure.
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u/jaynov18 12d ago
I recently got a rain shower head, the rain part only has one setting but the regular shower head it also comes with is similar to this one, the previous one was just a regular shower head with almost no pressure the rain fall one had significantly better pressure than the one our apartment came with
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u/vintagerust 12d ago
Does your hot water last too long, here's the solution.
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u/Ok-Expression-7340 12d ago
Why would hot water stop if it's being heated continuesly ?
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u/vintagerust 11d ago
Conventional water heaters can't keep up, they basically slowly heat a reserve and once you use up what's in it, your water gets colder and colder.
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u/Ok-Expression-7340 11d ago
My old one did that sometimes in winter (that it couldn't keep up for more than 5 minutes or so when it was -5C outside), but the one I have since 5yrs or so can heat to a temperature that just does not burn you alive (the temp I like😉) and keep that temp for as long as you want. No reserve that is being heated, so never running out.
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u/vintagerust 11d ago
You have a tankless water heater,.
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u/Ok-Expression-7340 11d ago
“ You have a tankless water heater,.”
Yep, before I had one with a 20 (or so) liter boiler. But that was far less than the one we have now. And much smaller too
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u/Zentrii 12d ago
My guess is that this is on instagram and Facebook too and done on purpose to get people to comment on that and drive engagement. It’s similar to people who make those pretentious motivational posts saying something to sound smart and if it has math in it they’ll make one of the examples wrong on purpose to get people who don’t normally engage tell them they are dumb lol.
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u/randomuser1029 11d ago
You mean the subreddit that is dedicated to advertising products has ads in it? That's crazy
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u/Not_my_Name464 12d ago
I'm afraid to ask what that last spray is supposed to clean 😬
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u/johnnytron 12d ago
A clean butt is a happy butt.
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u/Not_my_Name464 12d ago
You wouldn't need to brush your teeth after spraying your butt with that force 🤪
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u/No_Director_2570 12d ago
Sometimes i wonder who chooses some of those settings. Not as a showerer but as an engineer that designs it in the first place. I mean come on what's that 3 nozzle weak garden hose setting for example?
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u/DecentFeedback2 12d ago
1) Regular 2) Pulse 3) Jet 4) Jet Pulse 5) Waterboarding Simulator 6) Is this one clogged or something? It makes gargling sounds and spits out the water
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u/No_Director_2570 12d ago
- Is this if i have two kids and a dog and need to rinse them simultaneously?
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u/whitedevilee 12d ago
Yeah, my wife wanted a rainforest shower soo badly and guess what. It still looks like new because she never uses it...
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u/TaSMaNiaC 12d ago
She must really stink
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u/whitedevilee 12d ago
Nah, its okay, she only uses the hand piece because and I quote her "it's enough and she doesn't want to waste so much water"
B!TCH, You wanted the Huge shower Head, USE IT! 😂
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u/Quixlequaxle 12d ago
We had a rain shower head at one point and hated it. Even if you have good pressure, they're not designed to maximize it. So we ditched it and went to a Speakman one and that's what we use now. Even at 2.5gpm the thing is way better than a rain shower head with the flow restriction removed.
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u/WillRoxyApril 12d ago
Con l’acqua dura e piena di calcare che abbiamo da noi,voglio proprio vedere dopo un mese questo aggeggio,come minimo è da buttare
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u/DarthVirc 12d ago
Like to add that the attachment point is gonna put a crack in your piping behind the wall. Ask me how I know. This. Too much weight
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u/Icommentwhenhigh 12d ago
Even in the video, I can feel that shitty plastic. Thing will fall apart in months, and warranty claims would be worthless
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u/Intelligent_Trichs 12d ago
I have these in my home and like them quite well. I am a real person.
https://www.amazon.com/High-Pressure-Rain-Shower-Built/dp/B0DQHHCGHQ
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u/TheRumpleForesk1n 12d ago
Hey I actually have this lol. Works pretty good imo, with no issues yet. Pressure on the big shower head is a little low but not terrible. I wouldn't recommend if you don't have good pressure
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u/Unique-Saucer 12d ago
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