Trump's hair care crusade: Easing shower water restrictions
Donald Trump decided to change the regulations regarding water pressure in showers, arguing it's necessary for taking care of his hair. "I have to stand under the shower for 15 minutes until it gets wet. It comes out drip, drip, drip. It’s ridiculous," he stated.
What you need to know
- Donald Trump signed an executive order changing the regulations on water pressure in showers, removing the restrictions imposed by Barack Obama and reinstated by Joe Biden.
- The new regulations apply not only to showers but also to other devices, such as toilets and dishwashers.
- Trump's decision is motivated by personal preferences, as the U.S. President emphasizes that he needs adequate water pressure to take care of his hair.
Why is Donald Trump changing the shower regulations?
Donald Trump, the U.S. President, decided to change the regulations regarding water pressure in showers. According to the White House, the new order aims to end the "Obama and Biden war on water pressure."
Trump argues that the current regulations "strangle the American economy" and restrict citizens' personal freedom.
What are Trump's personal motives?
The U.S. President does not hide that his decision also has a personal basis. "I have to stand under the shower for 15 minutes until it gets wet. It comes out drip, drip, drip. It’s ridiculous" Trump stated.
The change in regulations is intended to allow him to use the shower in a way that suits his needs. "In my case, I like to take a nice shower, take care of my beautiful hair," he added.
What else does the new order change?
Reuters points out that the President ordered the Department of Energy to repeal the rule introduced by Obama and reinstated by Biden, which limits the flow rate of showers on the market to 9.5 litres per minute.
In addition to showers, the new regulations also apply to other devices, such as toilets and dishwashers. Trump emphasizes that these changes aim to "reduce bureaucracy" and support the American economy. "We will change it so people can live," the president added.
