You can have the bathroom exhaust fan working really hard while you're in the shower, but as soon as you open the door, condensation will form everywhere. The Wind Rain Fire Shower works to make the process of dehumidifying your washroom much more efficient by combining the fan with the faucet.
Chris Connell was the professional winner of the 2013 Reece Bathroom Innovation Award with this combination concept. Water sprays out through all of the little holes in the squared shower head and the hot, wet air is vacuumed up directly around the perimeter. If you have a fairly well sealed capsule, the moisture will hardly make it throughout the room once you've finished your rinse. Just jump out, wrap yourself in a toasty towel (off of the matching heated towel rack) and you'll see your reflection straight away.
Defogging Washroom Faucets
The Wind Rain Fire Shower Sucks Up Vapor for a Fresh Bathing Experience
Trend Themes
1. Efficient Bathroom Dehumidification - The combination of a shower head and a fan in the Wind Rain Fire Shower offers a more efficient way to dehumidify the washroom.
2. Innovative Bathroom Fixtures - The integration of features like heated towel rack and vacuumed air in the Wind Rain Fire Shower represents an innovative approach to bathroom fixtures.
3. Sealed Capsule Bathrooms - The development of well-sealed capsule bathrooms can prevent moisture from spreading throughout the room, as demonstrated with the Wind Rain Fire Shower.
Industry Implications
1. Bathroom Fixtures - The bathroom fixtures industry can explore opportunities to incorporate innovative features like the Wind Rain Fire Shower to improve efficiency and user experience.
2. Home Appliances - The home appliances industry can consider integrating vacuuming features in shower systems, like the Wind Rain Fire Shower, to provide efficient dehumidifying solutions.
3. Interior Design - The interior design industry can explore the design and implementation of well-sealed capsule bathrooms, inspired by the concept of the Wind Rain Fire Shower, to better manage moisture levels in a space.