President Trump’s reflection dominated the definitions of newspapers on Wednesday, but also found time to continue his long -term conflict with low -flow shower heads.
The president signed an executive order to reduce restrictions on the flow of water from the shower heads, and to direct energy minister Chris Wright to cancel the definition of the shower heads that President Barack Obama for the first time. It is echoed by the first Mr. Trump administration – which was later stumbled by the Biden Administration – to increase the amount of water that the shower can use with multiple nozzles.
“The shower heads will not be weak and valuable,” the White House He said in a press release.
Mr. Trump has a long -term cruciate campaign against lower water pressure, a case in some high New York forms. During his first term, he expressed his regret that his showers did not provide enough water to achieve his “ideal” hair. This complaint was broadcast again while signing the matter on Wednesday.
Mr. Trump said: “I love gentle bathing, and I take care of my beautiful hair.” “I stand under the bathroom for 15 minutes until it becomes wet. It comes out with drip, drip, drip, it is ridiculous.”
The new ranking brings the language from a 1992 Federal Law The new shower heads were prevented from isolation more than 2.5 gallons of water per minute.
The Obama administration ordered that for bathing with multiple nozzles, a 2.5 gallon limit is applied to each shower, not every nozzle.
Near the end of the first period of Mr. Trump, the age of a base that allowed each nozzle to pump 2.5 gallons, with no restrictions on the total number of nozzles. The Biden administration was canceled in 2021.
