Hot and steamy
Testing the Showerdome with UNO’s Steph Taylor
There’s always one thing guaranteed on returning home from a visit to our family in Martinborough. You might be thinking more wine in the house, or a bit of laundry to catch up on perhaps? No, no. It’s that for a good couple of weeks my partner Jeff will bang on about how absolutely sensational his parents Showerdome is, and that we need one in our lives ASAP. Every time.
But we come home, and continue showering Showerdome-less under average water pressure, which for me means dancing a fine line between hot and ridiculously burning hot. I dread turning the shower off and getting out! Jeff will often shower with our toddlers and freeze if it’s not his turn under the water. It’s a first world problem for sure, but having experienced how the other half live it clearly toyed with poor Jeffrey’s emotions.
So this winter, our Showerdome dreams finally became a reality! The team were super easy to deal with and the installation was a breeze. Simon came to the house with everything required for a measure up, the dome was cut to size onsite, and installed within a couple of hours under the strict supervision of our three year old. I was really impressed with how straightforward the whole process was, and you can only imagine how fizzed Jeff has been ever since!
In all seriousness though, I've come to realise there are a bunch of benefits in having a Showerdome. Showering is much more pleasant, especially in winter, as all the warmth and steam stays in the shower. I have less hot, shorter showers, and no longer require use of the extractor fan or heat lamps - love this for our power bill. Showerdome makes showering really quiet too, which is great with sleeping babes right next to the bathroom. And when it’s their turn for a shower, they think getting into ‘the dome’ is great fun!
I really rate this Kiwi-owned-and-made brand, and am highly impressed that their product comes with a lifetime guarantee! Check out www.showerdome.co.nz for more information.
Steph - UNO Magazine