Quality Salty Water Instant Showers

A salty water shower has a copper shielded heating element that doesn’t rust or burn. The element is made in such a way that the lime scale does not corrode your coil. Unlike these other showers where you have to replace the heating element a few times a year, you don’t need to change the element. Therefore, they are considered a long-term investment for people staying in salty water regions like Kajiado, Nakuru, Mombasa, Kitengela, et cetera.

These instant salty water showers include

Lorenzetti Blinducha Instant Shower – This shower is perfect for people with high water pressure.
Anlabeier Tankless Water Heater – These are instant showers that do not store water in their tank. They come in different models for different purposes. They are:
- – Anlabeier Multi- point Heater : Can serve upto three bathrooms at a go.
- – Anlabeier Digital Touch Heater: Comes in two models; one with a pump for people with low water pressure, and one without. The control panel is touch.
- – Anlabeier Analog Digital Heater: Comes with an inbuilt pump and one without.
- – Anlabeier Undersink Heater: It is perfect for undersink use in the kitchen, bathroom sink or salons. It can also be used in the bathroom where the pressure is good enough.
Midea Tankless Water Heater : This types has several models including boiler tanks for salty water.
- – Midea Digital Heater With and Without Inbuilt Pump
- – Midea Analog Heater With and Without Inbuilt Pump
- – Boiler Tanks

The only requirement for these showers is you maintain them from time to time. This is to prevent a build up of the lime scale resulting to clogged shower holes.

How to tell if you’re using salty water?

When you experience any of these signs, then it might be time to upgrade your showerhead to one that can handle salty water.

Number 1 sign: Are you using borehole water? If yes, high chances are, your water is salty
Have you noticed that your shower’s jet gets clogged up regularly? The water is shooting out in different directions.
When the heating element keeps getting burnt for reasons other than your electric connection.