Eco Factor: Ecofriendly shower works on recycled water.
Making good use of the water you use for bathing, designer Victor M. Aleman has designed a concept shower/spa combo that recycles waste water and uses it to give you a nice massage. The personal shower recycles water and distributes it to provide a massage. It consists of a system of purification that includes filters and electric systems that keep the water in constant flow and temperature.
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The Dark Side:
This water-saving system makes use of electricity, which doesn’t always come from green sources. It does recycle water, but could use large amounts of electricity, which does ruin its green aesthetics.
Via: Behance
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