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truckncycle · 09-26-08, 01:17 PM

I have the low flow shower head from Home Depot. I think it's a Delta. It cost about $13. I figure that it will save us 300 gal per month with just two of us using it. It is a little bit like the pulsating massage on some showerheads. I am thinking about moving it to the guest bath and then buying a Road Runner (~$45) for the master bath. My parents have the Ultra Saver type but the showerheads are old (30 years) and the spray is uneven. They may just need to be cleaned.

You can see reviews and videos of some low flow showerheads here:
Best Low Flow Showerhead »» MetaEfficient Reviews

Note: Some (or all?) of the low flow showerheads will not work with a tankless water heater. The Road Runner is not recommended in this case. I think this is because it decreases the flow when the water warms up.

09-26-08, 01:17 PM	#3
truckncycle Helper EcoRenovator Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Roseville, CA Posts: 81 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	I have the low flow shower head from Home Depot. I think it's a Delta. It cost about $13. I figure that it will save us 300 gal per month with just two of us using it. It is a little bit like the pulsating massage on some showerheads. I am thinking about moving it to the guest bath and then buying a Road Runner (~$45) for the master bath. My parents have the Ultra Saver type but the showerheads are old (30 years) and the spray is uneven. They may just need to be cleaned. You can see reviews and videos of some low flow showerheads here: Best Low Flow Showerhead »» MetaEfficient Reviews Note: Some (or all?) of the low flow showerheads will not work with a tankless water heater. The Road Runner is not recommended in this case. I think this is because it decreases the flow when the water warms up. Last edited by truckncycle; 09-26-08 at 01:21 PM..