A supplier offers a negative ion shower for your locker room upgrade. Before ordering one for every bay, ask what the supplier measured and whether the report covers the exact model you plan to buy. Then decide what the fixture must deliver during normal use at your facility.
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In a family bathroom, one person may lower the hand shower to help a child rinse. Someone else may raise it again a few minutes later. The handle, height adjuster, and hose connection all get regular use.
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A guest reports a chlorine smell in one bathroom. In another room, housekeeping finds white deposits on the shower head. Both observations are worth checking, but they point to different questions about the water or the fixture.
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