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A Cleveland Ohio inventor upset over the increase in his utility bills, develops a self-closing water and energy saving shower head that could save millions of gallons of water daily for major drought hit areas.
Record breaking droughts have devastated fresh water supplies across the Midwest and Southeastern States. City officials are calling on residents to conserve water and energy by cutting back on the length of their showers. They’re also asking residents not to sing while showering - or at least sing a shorter song.
This new self-closing pull chain shower head has been described by one California reporter as a ‘flow as you need it shower head… one of those products that truly makes so much sense it should have been invented eons ago.’
The innovative shower head called the ‘It Makes Sense Shower Head,’ meets government requirements imposed on all shower heads manufactured and sold in this country since 1992, and has been approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
The flow rate of this inventive self-closing shower head goes from 0.5 gallon per minute (gpm), to a powerful 2.5 gpm full-body spray, simply by pulling the chain a little more or less. It is estimated to save up to 88% on water and energy, out performing today’s low flow shower heads in efficiency, while still delivering a thorough and invigorating showering experience.
This in-expensive device can save consumers hundreds of dollars a year on their utility bills, while saving billions of gallons of water a day, that are wasted throughout this country with conventional low flow shower heads.
The It Makes Sense Shower Head is said to be so efficient, consumers can now take one shower everyday for an entire week, and pay their utility company for only one… Mr. Rahaming calls it ‘The best buy 1 get 7 free deal in town.’ Not only does the consumer save on their utility bills, but power companies, water facilities and waste treatment plants benefit because the demands placed on them would be reduced.
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