On Oct 4, 6:37*pm, "HeyBub" wrote:
From the Wall Street Journal:

"In May, the DOE stunned the plumbing-products industry when it said it
would adopt a strict definition of the term 'showerhead' in enforcing
standards that have been on the books—but largely unenforced—for nearly 20
years."

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...57537146261146...

So much for the dude selling shower heads at up to $5,500 (24" in diameter,
365 nozzles).

I have to laugh at these totalitarians. For perspective, a farmer who
waits a few more seconds than usual to shut off his irrigation system
uses hundreds of thousands of gallons more water doing so. Household
use is a drop in the ocean compared to agricultural and industrial
use.

We don't run out of water. The hydrological cycle cannot be stopped.