What to look for in water-saving showerheads

A variety of features are available with rain showerheads.

Tribune News Service
August 16, 2019 at 7:22PM
Look for a rain showerhead that meets or beats your local water use codes. (Kohler)
Look for a rain showerhead that meets or beats your local water use codes. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Q: We would like to install a rain showerhead shower in our existing tub area. We're into saving water and want to know if they make water-saving rain-style shower heads. If so, what features should we look for?

A: Look for a rain showerhead that meets or beats your local water use codes. A nice performance feature you can look for in any style of showerhead is called air-induction technology, which mixes air and water together in the showerhead to produce a refreshing and efficient shower experience. Some rain showers even feature easy-to-clean spray nozzles.

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