Are manufacturers thinking about the Legionella risk?

I came across an article in my free local paper of all places for a new type of shower coming our way from America. The clever designers have created a shower that uses 30% less water by creating very fine water droplets. Whilst I'm all for water saving, it does beg the question... do we really want to creating as many tiny water droplets as possible and lowering the turnover of water in a system. Ask any legionella risk assessor and they will advise against it! Check out https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nebia/nebia-shower-better-experience-70-less-water.

Who am I?

Hi, I am Mark Halliday the Director of Watermark Compliance Ltd. I have worked in the water hygiene industry for over 20 years. I started at the bottom and worked up to becoming a Technical Manager for a leading water hygiene & consultancy company in 2008. In 2014 I created Watermark Compliance Ltd, as being 'truely independent' allows me to give impartial & unbiased advice.