Shower Smart

Apr 04, 2009 3 Replies
J

I have received one of these through the post

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. The leaflet says it can be used on ALL shower systems, including mains fed 'combi' units but electric showers or multi jet panels. I have a gravity fed shower that is boosted by a pump. If I connect this device will the restiction eventually damage the pump due to the device creating back pressure?



Any thoughts?



Cheers



John


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G

For "regulates the flow" read "restricts the flow". Isn't there a control on your shower to adjust the flow-rate required?

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W

On a similar-ish theme could there not be a shower aerator that could be fitted to one or the other ends of the shower hose to create "big" water like in them sinks. Surely that would make a much more efficient shower experience and "save" water at the same time?

Just a thought.

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Y

I think there are such things. ISTR a customer telling me she'd either seen one or bought one somewhere. But I can't remember who it was or where she said she's got it :-(

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