A quick DIY job you might be interested in, a flow regulator for non- electric showers, extremely simple to fit - it saves water and energy and it's being handed out free by eaga.
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Apr 24, 2009
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oh, you were supposed to install the thing, i threw mine in the bin, i'd prefer to be able to reduce my showers water use by pushing the handle in a little bit,
I have a Mira 415 Combi Valve - It has no separate flow adjustment. The fitting will be a benefit - but I bought something similar last year as it was struggling to heat up enough in the depth of winter. Reduced from 12 ltrs/min to 9. Really hot now all winter - and it will be saving me water.
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