Does anyone actually have problems with the shower water pressure?
 

I'm probably going to get time in the gulag for this post when the Trumps become our monarchs, but I'm genuinely curious if anyone actually has problems with the country's shower water pressure? Mr. Cheeto was crying about it and I'm now wondering if this is even a real issue for people.

Building codes for many parts of the country now call for low flow faucets and shower heads, along with toilets that don’t flush well because they are low GPF

I’m in the industry and no one is happy with the new toilets. Most people end up changing them out after receiving a certificate of occupancy.

liberals like to tell you how to live.

Good flow in western WA, anywhere east of the Cascades is a hellhole anyway

There is a regulated speed of shower water per country?

Sounds like an urban problem. Don't have this problem in the sticks.

building codes vary from state to state, local to local etc

I had the best shower in Vegas when I visited. It was next level. I'd advise OP to move there, ignore the virus and get you a good shower pressure.

ahh

Seinfeld wrote an episode that just revolved around the protagonist's quest to get some good flow.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shower_Head

The struggle is real.

Personally I don't care about the pressure, I mean it's nice but all it means is just a bit longer time. What really infuriates me is soft water. I'm an airbnb maniac and the worst is coming back to the place and trying to clean off and it just feels like you're totally covered in soap no matter what you do.