As I set out to find the perfect electric shower for my home, it’s essential to consider various factors to make the right choice. Let me share some tips and advice to help you with your decision-making process. Power Rating

Mira electric showers aren’t as well-known as their Triton and Bristan counterparts. That’s because Mira showers are mainly geared at the premium market, whereas most bathroom merchants focus on cheaper products. There are three different modes depending on the kind of shower you want. For those that want to have a great shower, but also want to save money, there is a low power mode. However, there is also an eco mode as well which will cut the flow rate a wee bit, but you still get a great shower.If you let your electric shower shower head build up limescale, you risk reducing the pressure of the shower and the amount of water the head allows through. All in all, giving you a pretty poor shower experience.

The problem with even the best electric shower units is that the installation area isn’t very flexible. There are fixed points that need to be secured, which means installing in a new area, or matching up to the existing pipework is a usually challenge. The Triton Showers Seville Universal Electric Shower is a reliable and efficient choice for those seeking an excellent shower experience. The contemporary look will boost the aesthetics of any bathroom. Everything merges together smoothly, including the chrome controls which are very simple to use. The system also cleans itself out after use, reducing the risk of limescale, perfect for hard water areas encountered in the UK.

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In my part of the country, I don’t have a problem with limescale buildup and hard water, however I can appreciate that some people will have that problem. The good news is that the Bliss 3 has an anti-limescale feature in it which means that you don’t need to worry about this build up (especially since you can’t exactly use Calgon on a shower).