Oxygenics Shower Heads

Patrick Wolf

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Anyone have one of these Oxygenics Shower Heads, or know anything about them?

EDIT: Oops, I didn't mean for that poll to be there, oh well. :) Oh and I've read they use this type of showerhead in many 5-Star hotels.
 

Sukhoi

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At a friend's place in Phoenix I used a shower head similar to that. It wasn't as large as that one, but did the same thing I believe. The water turned into a really forceful mist. I really don't know if I'd want to use it all the time...certainly wasn't what I'm used to.
 

Patrick Wolf

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Originally posted by: Sukhoi
At a friend's place in Phoenix I used a shower head similar to that. It wasn't as large as that one, but did the same thing I believe. The water turned into a really forceful mist. I really don't know if I'd want to use it all the time...certainly wasn't what I'm used to.
I have one that looks like these also, except it's not an oxygenics and it is smaller.
 

Rainsford

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Originally posted by: thereds
Originally posted by: mrkun
Does the chick in the picture come with it?

Yea, that's what I was thinking.

And *I* was thinking of a dirty interpretation of that question :D

Seriously though, I'm not a big fan of these things...the whole "needle" action is a little much. Unless I'm thinking of the wrong kind of showerhead...
 

Patrick Wolf

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Originally posted by: mrkun
Does the chick in the picture come with it?
Yes, but it's $50 extra plus shipping/handling which as you can imagine is going to be very expensive.
 

thomsbrain

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so basically these are those cheap-ass, pin-prick, painful, can't-get-the-soap-off-because-there's-no-real-water-coming-out pieces of junk that you'll find in every college dorm or gym shower? run away!
 

Sukhoi

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Originally posted by: thomsbrain
so basically these are those cheap-ass, pin-prick, painful, can't-get-the-soap-off-because-there's-no-real-water-coming-out pieces of junk that you'll find in every college dorm or gym shower? run away!

No the one my friend has is completely diffused water into a moving mist.
 

Patrick Wolf

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Originally posted by: thomsbrain
so basically these are those cheap-ass, pin-prick, painful, can't-get-the-soap-off-because-there's-no-real-water-coming-out pieces of junk that you'll find in every college dorm or gym shower? run away!
Yeah, that's not what this is. I ordered this one.

I'll report back once I use it. Right now I have one like it, except it doesn't infuse the water with oxygen, and well, it's just not the same.
 

ruffilb

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I doubt it's any good. I just want as much waterflow as possible; that helps me get clean fast.
 

I Saw OJ

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Originally posted by: thomsbrain
so basically these are those cheap-ass, pin-prick, painful, can't-get-the-soap-off-because-there's-no-real-water-coming-out pieces of junk that you'll find in every college dorm or gym shower? run away!


Really I would pass on those heads. Besides, how much money do you really need to save in the shower anyhow? Are you in there for like what, 5 minutes a day?
 

spikespiegal

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so basically these are those cheap-ass, pin-prick, painful, can't-get-the-soap-off-because-there's-no-real-water-coming-out pieces of junk that you'll find in every college dorm or gym shower? run away!

Yeah. No sh_t. You can strip the paint off a sidewalk with those things.

The technical term here for the contraption is a 'venturi valve'. Common in the aquarium industry for protein skimmers and other gadgets that require large amounts of infused air. I'd like to know how theirs only injects oxygen, and not the other things in our atmosphere like nitrogen, etc. :cool:

I'll buy one if the chick in the add promises to personally demo it.
 

JinLien

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It can be a bit anoying if you are too close to the shower head, however the mists completely envelope the bathroom and your nostrils (little kids hate it because it choke/drown them).

[add] Where is -- I have one, it's painful & I throw it out! -- option?
 

GTaudiophile

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Originally posted by: skyking
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Hand-held massage showerheads = a woman's best friend ;)

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I won't disgaree with you there ;)

Did you that just about every bathroom I've ever seen in Europe has a hand-held massage showerhead? Smart people over there.
 

Patrick Wolf

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Originally posted by: JinLien
It can be a bit anoying if you are too close to the shower head, however the mists completely envelope the bathroom and your nostrils (little kids hate it because it choke/drown them).

[add] Where is -- I have one, it's painful & I throw it out! -- option?
The poll wasn't supposed to be included. If you have one of these and it's painful, then your probably "sensitive".

Are you sure you're talking about something like this?

I know the painful needle stabbing feel some of you speak of. It could be the combination of your water pressure with the shower head, if you have high water pressure it could mean a needle shower. Course I don't know, just a thought.
 

Patrick Wolf

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Originally posted by: spikespiegal
so basically these are those cheap-ass, pin-prick, painful, can't-get-the-soap-off-because-there's-no-real-water-coming-out pieces of junk that you'll find in every college dorm or gym shower? run away!

Yeah. No sh_t. You can strip the paint off a sidewalk with those things.

The technical term here for the contraption is a 'venturi valve'. Common in the aquarium industry for protein skimmers and other gadgets that require large amounts of infused air. I'd like to know how theirs only injects oxygen, and not the other things in our atmosphere like nitrogen, etc. :cool:

I'll buy one if the chick in the add promises to personally demo it.
Yes, venturi is correct.
 

Patrick Wolf

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I got it today and it is great. If you have high water pressure it would feel like needles stabbing you, but I have very low pressure and this showerhead works great for that.

I'm very happy with it. :thumbsup:
 

Patrick Wolf

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Originally posted by: tweakmm
How do you accidently make a poll with Fusetalk?

I started it, and decided I didn't want it, and was too lazy to delete what I already started.