Many commercially available overhead showers already have a water-saving function. By narrowing the water flow at the thread connection or within the shower head, these effectively reduce water consumption but, at the same time, increase the risk of accelerated calcification and contamination in and on the shower head. The result is an increased, annoying cleaning effort, impaired shower comfort due to unpleasantly prickling water jets on the skin, incorrectly directed jets in all directions, and an insufficient amount of water for a pleasant showering experience.

Water-saving function in detail

The lifespan of a rain shower varies depending on the materials used. Depending on usage, ongoing cleaning (both inside and outside), and regular, thorough descaling, it can last up to a few years for plastic and up to 10 years if made from metal. If these factors are not sufficiently considered or some are significantly neglected, replacing the fixed-mounted shower every 4 years is expressly recommended. Especially the health risk due to the increasing danger of fouling becomes too great!

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Many commercially available shower heads already have a water-saving function. By narrowing the water flow within the shower head, they effectively reduce water consumption but at the same time increase the risk of accelerated calcification and contamination in and on the shower head. The result is an increased, annoying cleaning effort, impaired shower comfort due to unpleasantly prickling water jets on the skin, incorrectly directed jets in all directions, and an insufficient amount of water for a pleasant showering experience.

Water-saving function in detail

For the shower hose, a similar approach to the shower head applies. Here too, the lifespan is fundamentally limited by material fatigue. Depending on usage, ongoing cleaning (both inside and outside), and occasional descaling, it can last up to a few years at most. If these factors are given too little attention or some are significantly neglected, then replacing the shower hose every 3 years is expressly recommended.

The lifespan of a shower head is fundamentally limited by material fatigue. Depending on usage, ongoing cleaning (both inside and outside), and regular, thorough descaling, it can last up to a few years at most. If these factors are not sufficiently considered or some are significantly neglected, then replacing the shower head every 3 years is expressly recommended. Especially the health risk due to the increasing danger of fouling becomes too great!

For the shower hose, a similar approach to the shower head applies. Here too, the lifespan is fundamentally limited by material fatigue. Depending on usage, ongoing cleaning (both inside and outside), and occasional descaling, it can last up to a few years at most. If these factors are given too little attention or some are significantly neglected, then replacing the shower hose every 3 years is expressly recommended.

For the shower hose, a similar approach to the shower head applies. Here too, the lifespan is fundamentally limited by material fatigue. Depending on usage, ongoing cleaning (both inside and outside), and occasional descaling, it can last up to a few years at most. If these factors are given too little attention or some are significantly neglected, then replacing the shower hose every 3 years is expressly recommended.

For the shower hose, a similar approach to the shower head applies. Here too, the lifespan is fundamentally limited by material fatigue. Depending on usage, ongoing cleaning (both inside and outside), and occasional descaling, it can last up to a few years at most. If these factors are given too little attention or some are significantly neglected, then replacing the shower hose every 3 years is expressly recommended.