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Ever been late for work because you lost track of time in the shower? Why not have a timer that lets you set the shower for, say, 15 minutes, so it shuts off automatically when you need it to? Snooze function comes standard in case you're still soapy when the timer reaches zero.
Shower o' Doom
http://www.halfbake...hower_20o_27_20Doom
Or like this... [DocBrown, Oct 16 2006]
campground shower timer
http://www.kingssupply.com/item135.htm
[xandram, Oct 16 2006]
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These are baked at campgrounds where you put quarters in for a shower. Quarters run out, shower goes off. [see link] |
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Shower alarms are baked in many hotel rooms [21]. Some flash a light, others beep. My problem with them is that they're easy to ignore. Your variation is a good one methinks. My thoughts on the matter shamelessly plugged in the links [+]. |
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This is certainly baked within my dwelling.The thermostat is buggered and you get about two minutes of hot water then a sharp blast of cold. |
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And here I was hoping this would be some idea to make baby showers and such more appropriate for work... or some way to let me shower with that hot intern on company time... |
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