Could this be the next vstroker?

[SPIT this]

So there's a new shower head that's blowing up on kickstarter, with the backing of Tim Cook. They installed these things in a Silicon Valley gym for people to try out and give feedback. Tim Cook happened to be working out there at the time. He tried it, and liked it so much he became an investor.

It produces water droplets that are much smaller, like a steam shower, but is still powerful enough to effectively rinse out shampoo. They sold 20,000 units of their old model at $500. This is now their mass market model, and will be $200 (but is $180 on kickstarter).



https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...wer?ref=60ebir

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/25/why-...ower-head.html

[sonatine]

Your $220.00 pledge brings this project one step closer to becoming a reality. If the project reaches its funding goal, your card will be charged on February 29, 2020. Check your email for more details.

[SPIT this]

Your $220.00 pledge brings this project one step closer to becoming a reality. If the project reaches its funding goal, your card will be charged on February 29, 2020. Check your email for more details.

Give us a review after you get it. I'm legit curious if it's all hype

[sonatine]

trip report incoming.

[WillieMcFML]

women love their handheld shower heads, so in order for it to be the next vstroker, the water droplets must be big enough to make that happen

[ftpjesus]

women love their handheld shower heads, so in order for it to be the next vstroker, the water droplets must be big enough to make that happen