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Looks interesting, especially the installation process.
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Shower?
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5 years ago
Interesting. £500. I'll stick to my suspended bucket with holes in it.
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5 years ago
like every other wankstarter project
"If Apple made a shower head, this would be it"
exactly, I could have slagged it off better
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5 years ago
^^^ n't
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Won't it expensively scale up with our typical town supplies of hard water?
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"If Apple made a shower head this would be it" said somebody. I was thinking more Dyson than Apple, but then it would probably have to include a magic warm air drying function too. And Vax would make one that worked just as well but not so stylish for a third of the price.
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5 years ago
ROFLMAO
Apple, purveyors of produvts I never knew I didnt want and certainly dont need.
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You didn't see the page that said "take it off once a month and soak it in vinegar"?
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Ah, I initially missed the phrase of death "Support us on Kickstarter",
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5 years ago
Does the US have a standard shower fitting outlet? It all seems a bit too easy. Not sure about the adhesive mountings either.
For that sort of money, I would want to be really sure it was going to perform to my satisfaction. Perhaps they should have demo centres.
Chris
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They've already kickstarted the Mk1 product, sold 1,000s of them, employed a team to design the Mk2, got manufacturers lined-up, massaged each-others egos about how green they are, so why exactly do they need "supporting"? Let them fill a warehouse with showerheads and if people like the product they'll sell...
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5 years ago
ROFL squared
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5 years ago
I like a shower that has jets that pressure wash the crud off me. Being drenched in some sort of mist doesn't really feel like it would work.
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Wouldn't you just breath the mist in and drown?
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Can I sit under it and read a book for an hour like I can with my shower ?
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Millenials never get dirty physically. This is all about a 'cleansing natural expereience'
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:->>>
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Are you sure it isn't a standard lamp?
Chris
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Two of the ones I know do. One drives a forklift in the biggest chicken operation in the southern hemisphere and grows his own veg and his brother is a house painter.
This is all about a 'cleansing
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5 years ago
If you wanted the mist effect then a competent DIY person could make something using the brass misting spray nozzles that be easily purchased for greenhouse irrigation /cooling. At about £5.00 for a brass one you could adapt an existing shower a lot cheaper than splashing out £500 .
GH