More Than Anything Else Should Influence Your Choice of Sprays

More than anything else, how you shower—or want to—should influence your choice of sprays. Here are some common shower sprays brought to you by Bath Simple: Shower head The most common type of shower spray, it’s usually mounted high on a shower wall but may be attached to the ceiling. Handshower A hand-held spray with a flexible hose. This spray rests in a cradle that’s attached to the shower wall or to an adjustable riser bar. Rainhead or rainshower An overhead downspout that mimics a natural downpour. It’s usually larger than a standard shower head and may be mounted on the ceiling or on an extender arm attached to a wall. Handshowers may also feature a “rain” setting. Shower tower An all-in-one unit that stacks various sprays and controls in a linear wall-mount fixture. Body sprays Smaller sprays mounted on the walls or on a shower tower that direct water to various parts of the body. Aerated spray A shower spray that infuses the water with air to influence the shower experience and save water. It produces a fine misty spray. Laminar flow A water-saving shower technology that produces many individual streams of water. If you live in a humid climate, you may prefer laminate flow to the mistier aerated spray. Source: lamorindaweb.com