This luxury shower system that was a Kickstarter smash hit is $250 off on Amazon right now
- Business Insider
- 23 de jan. de 2018
- 2 min de leitura
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If you're trying to be more environmentally friendly and up on the latest tech, you're in luck.
Right now you can save $250 on a Nebia shower system on Amazon, bringing it down to its lowest price ever. (https://www.amazon.com/Nebia-Spa-Shower-Innovation-Sustainable/dp/B075VGP3W1)
We've written about this shower on Insider Picks before, but here's a quick refresher:
After a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2015, and the investment of tech CEOs like Apple's Tim Cook, Nebia finally became widely available on Amazon a couple months ago.
Its biggest feature is efficiency: Nebia says its shower system uses 70% less water than a traditional one, without sacrificing pressure. This is possible because Nebia's shower heads turn water into smaller droplets that cover a larger area than the shower all of us have now.
This will reduce the amount of water you use on a monthly basis, which means you'll actually be saving money (and the environment) over time. The one thing keeping Nebia's shower system from being a no-brainer home investment is its high price.
Although it's still pretty expensive, the current $250 discount makes it a lot easier to justify this home upgrade, especially since it's one you're encouraged to install yourself. If you're a DIY kind of person, this is the perfect weekend project.
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