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I think you sacrifice a lot of comfort with a mist shower. I enjoy high GPM showers - because it feels really good and it’s one of my favorite things every morn
by t34543 7y ago
I think you sacrifice a lot of comfort with a mist shower. I enjoy high GPM showers - because it feels really good and it’s one of my favorite things every morning.
hard water makes it difficult to rinse soap off, I imagine it would be even harder in a misting system.
- logfromblammo 7y agoI imagine that all the little mist ports would almost immediately clog with lime scale, and the shower would quickly be reduced to utter uselessness.
- Klathmon 7y agoIf they're anything like the misting irrigation systems, they never clog even if they are literally covered in dirt and mud for most of their life.
- icebraining 7y agoCovered is fine, because the water pressure can clear out the path. The problem is stuff inside the pipes.
- Klathmon 7y agothe ones at a place I worked used reclaimed water. I don't know how well filtered or treated it was, but I know that it would leave horrible water spots all over anyone who parked too close to them.
- 0xffff2 7y ago>hard water makes it difficult to rinse soap off Isn't it the opposite (i.e. soft water is the problematic one)?
- t34543 7y agoYes, you’re absolutely correct. I was mistaken.
- Accujack 7y agoHard water makes it difficult to keep mist nozzles unclogged, and I'd also consider whether aerosolizing minerals in the water would be good for lungs, not to mention the potential for added deposition of minerals on surfaces in the shower.