r/showers • u/howardgary88 • Sep 28 '22
r/showers • u/ashawcontracting • Nov 11 '19
another shower I built, wasn't topped out yet
r/showers • u/davidralph • Jun 11 '23
Just had the best shower of my life and had to see if a sub existed for this. Even if it won’t be seen, let it be known the Hansgrohe Rainfinity 360 will change your life.
This is at a hotel I’m staying at but will have one installed just as soon as I’m ready to stump up the €1,500 it costs :’(
Honestly can’t begin to describe how perfect the shower is from this. The water is simultaneously soft and pressured at the same time. Let that sink in.
r/showers • u/ih8usomuch89 • Apr 07 '20
I am so sad this is dead. As a 30 year old single woman, beautiful showers is better than porn.
r/showers • u/sol123 • Apr 14 '21
I am determined to bring this sub back. I install frameless shower doors
r/showers • u/[deleted] • May 19 '23
Been doing shower glass for a few years now and it's a love hate relationship for sure lol
r/showers • u/uttam-barai • Apr 27 '21
15 Most Expensive Showers in the World
You would be surprised to see the 15 Most Expensive Showers in the World and their price is so much expensive that will fail your dream. Here is the list
01. Omega Morphosis ( $27K USD )

02. Let's see the full list of the Most Expensive Showers in the World
r/showers • u/bubblebut3 • Dec 30 '20
What bit do i need to remove the shower handle so i can adjust the temperature? Allen wrenches dont work
r/showers • u/uttam-barai • Apr 25 '21
10 Luxury Shower Curtains in the World
r/showers • u/10minutesformom • Sep 14 '20
How to Clean a Shower
If you want to deep clean a shower tile. Here is a brief discussion on common shower problems and how to clean them.

r/showers • u/jdbtwo • Nov 21 '22
How to prevent shower window from fogging in enclosed glass shower?
I have an extreme case of claustrophobia and hence, when the window in my shower fogs up I lose my "anchor" on the stationary outside world and tend to feel the floor tilting or moving and I proceed to freak out :), thus, my need for the shower window in the first place ( Don't worry, one can only see my head through it :) ). I've tried several methods of preventing the shower window from fogging up : 1) Leave the glass shower door open. The downside to this is that water gets everywhere and when I step out of the shower stream I freeze :) 2) Apply RainX or something similar and then use the sprayer attachment to sluice down the window every 5 to 10 minutes -- I'm not sure of it's the thin layer of water or just the 105 degree F temperature of the water is what stops the window from fogging up.
I've been using method 2 above and I wonder if there is a better way -- some type of superhydrophobic spray would work. If there is no such thing, then the only other thing I can think of is to blow hot air on the window or have some type of heating elements applied to the window. Both of these latter methods would involve a lot of work and I really don't think they're practical ( and I don't want to get electrocuted :) ).
Has anyone else had a similar experience or the same problem? Is there any other way to keep the shower window from fogging up?
I have an enclosed glass shower with glass shower door and a U by Moen digital DTV shower with a main rain attachment, a sprayer and two jets, and I usually run my shower at 105 degrees F.
jdb2
EDIT : Here are the images of the Rain-X Anti-Fog Spray... See my solution in this thread here...


jdbtwo
r/showers • u/Bad_Hum3r • May 20 '20
Pronunciation guide
Showers, in the Western American dialect of English, is pronounced zzch-oww—uurrzz, or zzch-oh-wurzz