No, but took me only 20s or so to walk to the bath and take one.
Also 30 additional steps and a reset of the get-up-counter on my fitness watch, so was a welcome reason to leave the couch ;-)
I have no words how jealous I am. My shower head looks nothing like that after the first day. I almost have to do a deep clean the entire shower cabin to keep the limescale off.
Should they?
I would expect them to be somewhat self-cleaning when in regular use.
Also: Bonus point because Iiteral shower thought.
*looking intensely into the gunk buildup*
I now had to check…
Shower head is appr. half a year old.
Gunk-free so far! :-)
ok, I’ll bite, do you often have a photo of your shower head handy?
stares in Canadian awe
(I’ve never had any problems like this)
No, but took me only 20s or so to walk to the bath and take one.
Also 30 additional steps and a reset of the get-up-counter on my fitness watch, so was a welcome reason to leave the couch ;-)
Look at this soft water havin motherfucker with his clean ass shower head
I just rub the nipples when I’m standing in the shower. I know, phrasing.
I gotta flick the nipples to get the crust off. (Phrasing)
I have no words how jealous I am. My shower head looks nothing like that after the first day. I almost have to do a deep clean the entire shower cabin to keep the limescale off.
Those are rookie numbers, mine are definitely yellowing and cracking :(
this is mine after 2.5 years
Soak that shit in a ziplock full of vinegar, hold it in place with an elastic band and profit with a shiny clean shower head.
The one before was 5+ years old when its hose broke.
Did not look great but still ok in the end.
Might just be limescale?
so…you don’t bathe.
That is correct.
I shower.
The “gunk” is just mineral deposits, right?
correct
I’d bet you could soak it in some CLR to get rid of the deposits.