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Oh, to hell with that, Riddick. No one is going to take away my massage strength shower! I don't stand under it for long, but it's just wonderful.
Seems pretty silly to me to focus on water pressure and low water delivery shower heads when people can stand under something that just piddles on them for half an hour if they choose.

Yes, I absolutely want a front and back lawn, yes I want to be able to wash the dog, yes I want to top up my swimming pool, and I'm quite prepared to pay for these privileges. We are not living in a third world country. We should be able to access decent quantity of water if we wish. The technology exists and charges can be made to consumers in accordance with the cost of running the source of supply.
Btw I also have rainwater tanks.

I'd say we have a political inertia problem.

<blockquote data-quote="Julia" data-source="post: 500260" data-attributes="member: 1152">Oh, to hell with that, Riddick.&nbsp; No one is going to take away my massage strength shower!&nbsp; I don&#039;t stand under it for long, but it&#039;s just wonderful.Seems pretty silly to me to focus on water pressure and low water delivery shower heads when people can stand under something that just piddles on them for half an hour if they choose.Yes, I absolutely want a front and back lawn, yes I want to be able to wash the dog, yes I want to top up my swimming pool, and I&#039;m quite prepared to pay for these privileges.&nbsp; We are not living in a third world country.&nbsp; We should be able to access decent quantity of water if we wish.&nbsp; The technology exists and charges can be made to consumers in accordance with the cost of running the source of supply.Btw I also have rainwater tanks.I&#039;d say we have a political inertia problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Julia, post: 500260, member: 1152"] Oh, to hell with that, Riddick. No one is going to take away my massage strength shower! I don't stand under it for long, but it's just wonderful. Seems pretty silly to me to focus on water pressure and low water delivery shower heads when people can stand under something that just piddles on them for half an hour if they choose. Yes, I absolutely want a front and back lawn, yes I want to be able to wash the dog, yes I want to top up my swimming pool, and I'm quite prepared to pay for these privileges. We are not living in a third world country. We should be able to access decent quantity of water if we wish. The technology exists and charges can be made to consumers in accordance with the cost of running the source of supply. Btw I also have rainwater tanks. I'd say we have a political inertia problem. [/QUOTE]

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