YOU CAN NOW TAKE A QUICK HOT SHOWER ANYWHERE WITH THIS PORTABLE SHOWER
For those of you who love doing outdoor activities like camping, hiking, or trekking, I’ m sure there is always one thing we would like to do after doing these activities— take a comforting hot shower. Unfortunately, taking a quick shower isn’ t always easy to find outdoors. Now, you won’ t have to worry because there’ s a new gadget just for you. This pocket camping shower allows you to take a hot shower, anytime, anywhere.
The Summer Shower portable hot shower uses solar power, so you can use this awesome device even without electricity. It can hold up to 5 gallons of water and has a thick reinforced front and back panels that makes it strong and durable.
It also has a wide handle grip that makes it comfortable to carry and has a variable flow shower head so you can change it according to your preference. So, if you’ re planning your next outdoor trip, this portable hot shower is a must have in your to-buy list.
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NEBIA: THE SMART SHOWER HEAD THAT CONSERVES WATER
Most showers head tend up to use a lot of water when we use them. This shower head, however, conserves water when you use it— and still leaves you squeaky clean and satisfied with your bath.
The Nebia Atomized showerhead is a new innovation that are reengineered versions of traditional showerheads. It gives you a new refreshing after-bath feeling, just like a normal shower, but it makes you use 70 % less water than that of an ordinary shower head. So how does it work?
This shower system technology uses pressure to break down the streams of water into millions of tiny water droplets— with 10 times more surface area than that of a traditional shower. This means that more water would hit your body, therefore giving you a cleaner feeling. By breaking down the water into smaller segments, this new shower system uses 70 % less water. This shower head is also thermally efficient, so you’ re not only helping the environment— you’ re saving money too!
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