Power Shower Timer

[mmmunch]

Since having a power shower installed my kids are each spending over 20 minutes once or twice a day in there.

It's causing a backlog in the mornings with everyone trying to get ready for school/work, aside from the extra water and cost I'm running out of ideas on how to get them to spend less time in there.

I got a waterproof shower timer that you press for 4,6,8,10 minutes but of course, it beeps and the button gets pressed again.

So, I was thinking of using more of a timer to the shower unit itself, was looking at MCB's with a built in timer- has anyone used anything similar, or suggest anything else?

I have gone in for a dump a couple of time to gee my daughter along, but she's got wise to this now and it's turned into a staring match which I invariably lose...

Ta,

J

[Alucidnation]

WTF??

[numtumfutunch]

Nothing sensible to suggest but thread bookmarked

[Salesy]

Tight arse,

Unless you are running out of hot water i suggest you get up earlier and shower before the others.

If its just a regular pump then that would be easy to put on a timer. Preferably outside the room so that its a pain to reset whilst still wet.

If its an electric shower (9-12kW) then it would be a pain to time and would have to involve contractors etc.

Also taking a dump whilst you daughter is in the shower is grim.

[mmmunch]

Thanks for the replies.

Although perhaps I should have stated telling my 8 year old daughter I'm dying for s poo and pretending to go whilst sitting on the loo hasn't hurried her up...

[numtumfutunch]

Take a dump in the shower instead?

[essayer]

Just turn off the hot water supply to the shower when you want them out. There'll probably be a valve in the airing cupboard

[Spitfire2]

How about this

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