Least handy man in world conquers, installs water-saving shower head…
Posted by Ryan on Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 at 3:10 pm
In important water-conservation news, Water – Use It Wisely spokesperson and noted useless handyman, Ryan La Rosa installed a WaterPik EcoFlow shower head without help or major panic attack. Such was the first endeavor of it’s kind that La Rosa completed, leaving his wife thoroughly impressed and proving just how easy it can be to install a simple water-saving device.
Understanding that few would believe he could achieve this task, La Rosa documented his progress in the photographs below…
Step 1
And so it begins...
Step 2
Here, our hero nearly gives up after spending 15 minutes attempting to open package. Thankfully, he perseveres.
Step 3
La Rosa uses the helpful monocle included in packaging to study directions (come to find out later, the monocle is actually the nut used to attach shower head).
Step 4
Unscrewing original shower head should be easy (unless you're short and surrounded by distracting 1960's bathroom tile).
Step 5
Old shower head proved no match for tool (common term used to describe both wrench and man pictured above).
Step 6
They say it's as easy as screwing new shower head into place. Clearly they've never dealt with a man of such few skills or common sense.
Step 7
Wow! It's true! A brand new shower head in minutes! Next step is to update tile by a decade to 1970's print.
Step 8 – The Ultimate Test
Perfection! Newly installed and instant results. In fact, our hero felt so good about his new water-saving habit he took it a step further and reduced his usual shower performance of Les Miserables from the entire production to only the first act.
Truth be told, installing this new water-saving shower head took all of 10 minutes and seriously I’ve never installed nor fixed anything in my life. And it works great too. Any noticeable difference in the stream (which trust me is nearly none) is made up for in the fact that you’re doing something good and saving water.
So, I insist that you too get your own Water Pik Eco Flow shower head. Interested? Just click here and you’re on your way.
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