0021-35869 SHOWERHEAD

Reduced Energy Consumption
Less water usage also means less energy is needed to heat the water. This dual benefit contributes to energy conservation by reducing the load on water heaters, which can ultimately lead to lower electricity or gas bills. Additionally, decreased energy consumption lessens the associated environmental impact, making your shower routine more eco-friendly.If you are looking for shower heads that don't burden your water heaters. Not only do the showerhead reduce water usage by 35%, but they also feature a STOP button that maintains the temperature of the water (so there's no need to adjust the valve each time and wait for the water to reheat whenever you stop the shower!).

Enhanced Shower Experience
Modern showerhead are engineered to provide a satisfying shower experience. Through innovative design, these shower heads maintain water pressure while using less water. You can still enjoy a peaceful shower without feeling like you're compromising on water flow or comfort.For example, the has more than 250 laser-cut spray holes, which allow for 200% increased water flow velocity while also reducing the overall water consumption by 35%. Oh, and here's the difference between water flow velocity and water pressure explained.

Extended Lifespan of Water Heaters
By using showerhead, you put less strain on your water heater. This reduction in workload can extend the lifespan of your water heating equipment, saving you the costs and hassles of premature replacements. Ultimately, this contributes to a more efficient and sustainable household infrastructure.

Personal Environmental Impact
Choosing a showerhead is an impactful way to reduce your personal water footprint. It's an important step towards responsible water usage, showcasing your commitment to environmental conservation. By adopting this change, you're not only benefiting yourself but also inspiring others to make environmentally conscious choices in their daily lives. It's also a good idea to teach your kids to be responsible with the water consumption in the shower-and a suitable shower head will make this process easier.

Inspect Showerhead
Start by checking out your showerhead closely. Turn on the water, and identify which water holes seem plugged when the shower is running. Make sure those affected holes are completely submerged while cleaning.

Mix Cleaner
Place the gallon-size plastic bag, open, inside the pitcher, and fold the edges of the bag around the outside of the container. This helps to keep it upright. Add 1/2 cup of baking soda to the bag.

Submerge Showerhead
The size and angle of your showerhead makes this next step a bit of a challenge to direct universally. Best-case scenario, you'll be able to angle the showerhead downwards and fully submerge every single water jet into the bubbly cleaner, securely tying the bag around the neck of the showerhead. A removable showerhead or two-in-one design might call for a little extra work in order to get all of the jets soaked in cleaner. You'll see that I took the handheld attachment of the showerhead out of the fixture and soaked it separately in a bowl on the floor of the shower.

Wipe Down Showerhead Surface to Remove Mineral Deposits
When you remove the bag, pour the liquid down the drain and turn the water back on to see if any of the previously clogged jets have opened up. If your showerhead produced a low water pressure prior to cleaning, you might notice a big difference now.Use a dry microfiber cloth to wipe down the surface of the showerhead gently to wash away any remaining mineral build-up or residue on the metal or plastic. Soap residue and hard water spots should be completely gone, and your shower should be good to use again, so have at it.