Subscribe by EmailSilver TAG $100,000 Shower will wipe your butt clean in no time
March 7, 2008 by Geeks are Sexy | 8 comments
If you think that your “working-class” shower isn’t quite as effective as you’d like it to be, then you’ll want to have a look at the $100,000 Silver TAG Shower. This baby comes equipped with 18 computer-controlled showerheads, including one that looks to be specially made to clean dirty derrières, and features six zones, which can be individually customized for temperature and water pressure. The whole thing is controlled via a touch screen that is located right outside the shower. Come on, you know you want it! Having the world’s cleanest butt is definitely worth $100,000!
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No way I’d spend $100k on a shower, but it would be interesting to test one of these out.
What a waste of water!
Isnt it just a necessity? There’s no need for one to have so many water shower. One is enough
Upper class showers for upper class people I think. Pricey, but think of the wake up you would get from that. It would be like…i dont know…nothing you would ever have experienced. I would love to try it out. I’m sure there’s an lower middle class version out there for a reasonable price which has maybe…2 showerheads?
This is like a car wash for people. For this kinda price, I expect a blow dryer too.
Wahou… just the way you can spend water (and money) like 15 guys in just one day ! Awesome !
You can get custom showers with multiple heads like that for a fraction of the price. The best would be to combine it with a sauna. If you’ve not experienced a multi-head shower, don’t knock it. It is an awesome experience.
Its cute when people think that water is a non-renewable resource that must be protected. Its not. Its cheap and plentiful, so enjoy it.
But cleaning it and filtering it to the point where it can be used again for things like showering and drinking takes time, energy, and money. So using more water than you need IS a waste.