• the post of tom joad@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    I’ve got to try one of these for my anniversary. They have them at some fancy spas. I think i got to be in there like 5 minutes, which doesn’t seem like much but holy shit is the water pressure unreal, and everywhere all at once. It’s very stimulating and it’d be awesome to have one at home but no one’s home plumbing and hot water tank is up to the task.

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      Yeah. You’d need some type of system that held and heated water separately and then pressurized it so more. It would only last as long as the tank did.

      Also the top front spouts seem a little intense. I’ve not seen blades of water before.

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        I mean you could get a pump to boost the flow, and a big tankless water heater right? Put the pump at the main water supply valve and run a dedicated line to the shower.

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        They are very strong. I have very thick hair, and it was like getting a scalp massage. Probably a bit too much for our bald brothers but i loved it since my dome never gets brushed

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      You need a separate heater that heats the water as it’s used and the plumbing would be 3/4 all around, the main has more than enough pressure for that.

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        I love all these responses on the plumbing lol. Yeah if you want this thing at home your wouldn’t really need to upgrade all your pipes. I’m a sparky not a plumber but a separate water heater and water pump along with probably a 240V line to run em and you’d be good.

        I would actually love to watch a plumber run the pipes for this shower setup. I wonder how they’re different from the shower installs I’ve seen while roping houses