Conserving Water in the Shower...

[MonacoMama]

I had a thought tonight after reading the post from Jim of historyljc at this thread - that this product is as much of a conservation item as it is a "pampering item".

The Oxygenics Shower Head pictured here


uses just 1.9 GPM @ 50 psi this is the perfect shower wand for your RV (or even at home!) I got mine here and I sorry I waited so long to order it!
This is an easy thing to do if you are looking for an easy way to conserve water... (and a side benefit is you don't have to dump as often )


MM

[MonacoMama]

I had a thought tonight after reading the post from Jim of historyljc at this thread - that this product is as much of a conservation item as it is a "pampering item".

The Oxygenics Shower Head pictured here


uses just 1.9 GPM @ 50 psi this is the perfect shower wand for your RV (or even at home!) I got mine here and I sorry I waited so long to order it!
This is an easy thing to do if you are looking for an easy way to conserve water... (and a side benefit is you don't have to dump as often )


MM

[lthrnk]

Yo Mama (been dying to say that),

We have been using this product for about a month now and love it.

Would be a good thing if they, or anyone else, made a similar head for the kitchen faucet.

[Ray,IN]

Now that's a LOT better idea than the guy on .net that re-plumbed his shower so he could re-use rinse water___. I think his elevator never left the basement.

[jspande]

It's unfortunate that people frequently seem to have to respond with ridicule to that which they don't understand.

I'm probably the original source of the post (from several years ago on this forum) describing a recirculating shower, and my elevator has been working just fine. Note that the very similar "recirculating baths", aka "spas" or "Jacuzzi" are in widespread use!

While a shower head that reduces water usage from a typical 2.5 gal/min to 1.9 gal/min is good, the recirculating shower reduces usage to 0.1 gal/min (needed to keep the shower water hot) while allowing a full 2.5 gal/min flow from the shower head!!!! Imagine taking such an invigorating hot shower for 15 minutes using less than 2 gallons of water!

And no, it does not use "rinse water" from previous use; each time you shower you use fresh water.

[golden]

MM - there has been a thread regarding the Oxygenics going on for some time now. I imagine you are aware of it, but just in case, just run a search. You will find MANY happy campers regarding this shower hear.