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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-08-14

Final complete day: 2026-08-14. Attention was 1.2% — this entity appeared in 74 of 6,299 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (105 mentions).

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1. 2026-08-14 23:24 UTCComment

   Not really. I have dual shower heads and they rarely get used together. If you shower with a partner regularly it's a nice upgrade and likely worth it as the cost is frankly minimal, but beyond that it's mostly just a waste of water. Now I would recommend a proper shower head AND a diverter to a hose and wand. It makes cleaning much easier when you can rinse down the whole stall. Also handy when using the shower for cleaning the odd sided or shaped object or rinsing off the dog or whatever. The other thing you should consider is the placement of the valve/s. There is no reason it needs to be below the showerhead or above the tub spout. You can mount it anywhere, including outside the shower completely. I find it really annoying having to lean past a toilet or worse, get into the stall before turning on the water and getting hosed down with 55 degree water before the hot water arrives. I would also put the valve on an interior wall where you can cut out the wall behind the valve (such as a hall or bedroom wall) if you ever need to replace it. This keeps you from having to rip apart the water proofing in the shower to replace a valve. Patching a square of sheetrock in the hall, cupboard or bedroom is a lot cheaper than redoing the entire shower stall.

2. 2026-08-14 20:01 UTCComment

   That was my guess, my mother-in-law cut the door to her bedroom at the bottom, so her cat could squeeze in and out

3. 2026-08-14 19:39 UTCComment

   My master has two overhead and one of those european wands used in countries that don't have doors (mine has a door). Frankly all of the extra is fluff and everything gets all jacked up when someone other than the people who sleep in the master bedroom uses that shower. Inevitably they get confused on what knob does what and when I get in the water is screaming hot and it's coming out a random place.

4. 2026-08-14 17:28 UTCComment

   Someone locking a child in a room and passing them food through the space under the door is almost certainly not adding HVAC and a window to make said prison more comfortable. I’d guess it’s more likely what others have said. A sensory room, “bedroom” of sorts for a child while parents were in the other room (and perhaps a toddler and they worried about them leaving during the night etc.

5. 2026-08-14 16:09 UTCComment

   That makes sense. Can you please explain this to me: our hvac went out one summer. I moved our dehumidifier from basement to bedroom thinking at least the humidity would improve. But, what I didn't expect was that it heated our bedroom significantly, about 8-10 degrees F. Why?