Turn your world upside down and enjoy the upward spray Viteo Shower, which hooks up to your hose and uses your own body weight to activate the spray on or off. We're not sure about the Donnie Darko themed model, but here in summer warmed Southern Cali, the outdoor shower does indeed look inviting...
The plastic disk shower designed by Danny Venle is meant to be used as a poolside shower for after swimming rinses, or just by itself as a outdoor showering option, producing water jets about 4 meters high. What we're perplexed by is the outrageous price for what comes down to a piece of plastic and a hose hookup...this undoubtedly will be knocked off in some lower cost form, and hopefully so considering us common folk want upside showers too.
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Comments (3)
Upside down showers are brilliant with several drawbacks. Great cleaning of the hard to reach areas, crotch, feet, arm pits, butt crack, seriously. But not so good with hair washing. Plus it will go up your nose, which will suck. As for the model with the bunny head, that is totally doing it for me. What's with the complaint of the price yet lack of price mention?
510 pounds, according to the link provided. Not sure what that translates to in my money, but I'm sure it's still far more than I'd pay for a garden hose accessory.
I'm glad to know that I'm not the only person that regularly bathes while wearing a plush rabbit head.