Description
A standard shower head uses twelve liters of water per minute or more. The Golfslag water-saving shower head uses about six. Over a year, that saves a lot of water and the energy to heat it.
Many water-saving heads give a weak, thin spray. This one mixes air into the water. Each drop is filled with a little air, so the spray feels full and soft, even with less water.
There are three spray settings. Turn the face of the head to switch.
– Rain: a wide, even spray for everyday showers.
– Massage: a stronger, pulsing jet for tired shoulders.
– Mist: a soft, fine spray for rinsing.
The head fits every standard shower hose. Unscrew the old head by hand, screw on the new one, and you’re done. A small rubber ring inside makes it watertight.
The nozzles are soft rubber. Limescale builds up in shower heads, especially in areas with hard water. Rub the nozzles with your thumb now and then, and the scale comes off.
The head is chrome-plated and looks good with most taps.
Dry the tiles afterward with the shower squeegee.
