Shower Head Will Change The Way You Wash Yourself

As the west coast's drought bakes into its fifth year, a small group of California-based engineers have developed shower heads that could totally change the way we consume water -- and the way we wash ourselves.

An 8-minute shower runs through about 20 gallons of water on regular, according to Philip Winter and his group behind the Nebia shower heads.

So they looked for advanced technological innovation they could apply to shower heads and found it in rockets. What resulted was a shower head that atomizes water streams into moment droplets (millions, they say), giving the Nebia ten times the surface water of a normal shower head while only using 30 percent of the volume, according to Gabriel Parisi-Amon, Nebia's chief technological innovation officer, in their Kickstarter video.

That means an 8-minute shower with Nebia will only use up about 6 gallons of water, which is especially good in this case, because apparently this shower heads feels really nice.

Once the shower heads is successfully launched and distributed, Winter teased other Nebia items that would conserve water elsewhere in the house, but didn't divulge specifics.

"Our immediate future plan is to make the shower heads as best we can," he said. "We’ll learn things off the first product we ship and improve it, and the goal is to make it a connected device so you can plug it into other smart items in your home to track water and energy use,transitioning into taps that have a big enough application in the home as they do in institutions."

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