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Air Jet Showerhead: A High-Powered Water Saver

September 23, 2010 by Justin Thomas 1 Comment

AirJet Showerhead: A Low-Flow Vacuum Showerhead

I’ve been testing the Air Jet showerhead, and so far I’ve been impressed. This is low-flow showerhead, but it creates a high pressure shower experience using simple physics.

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Road Runner Shower Head Has Unique “Pause” Feature

February 27, 2008 by Justin Thomas 7 Comments

I’ve been testing the Road Runner low-flow showerhead, which is rated at 1.59 gallons per minute. Currently, it’s my favorite showerhead, beating out my previous favorites: the 2GPM Oxygenics showerhead, and the 1.75GPM Nigara Earth Massage showerhead. The Road Runner has a unique feature: it has a built-in sensor that detects when the water gets… [Continue Reading]

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Water Saving Shower Head: “Earth Massage”

August 16, 2004 by Justin Thomas 7 Comments

This was my first low-flow showerhead, and it’s still one of my favorites. The Earth Massage showerhead produces a fine spray or pulsing jet but only uses 1.75 gallons per minute. It works consistently in both low and high water pressures. A “soak and soap” button reduces the flow rate to 1.0 gpm for soaping… [Continue Reading]