Have you ever met someone like me now, Halfway through the shower, the sprinkler accidentally slipped down and broke, leaving only a water pipe bazing the water. I had to hurriedly wipe the water and go to the community supermarket downstairs to quickly buy one for emergency response There are countless such embarrassing situations:
The sprinkler I had just bought, and before I had time to enjoy the bathing fun it brought, it accidentally fell and shattered on the ground with a "pop" sound. Yes, I am talking about modern sprinklers whose quality is more fragile than glass hearts.
In this era of seemingly advanced technology and rapid product updates, we have to face a ridiculous phenomenon-the quality of showers. Imagine that you have just gotten rid of a busy day and are ready to take a hot bath to relax, but the shower is even more fragile than your mood and will break if you fall. Even now, for example, when I am halfway through the shower, the shower head is broken, leaving only a water pipe bazing the water. I had to hurriedly wipe the water and go to the community supermarket downstairs to quickly buy an emergency food.
This is simply a mockery of modern craftsmanship, and their packaging is often printed with the words "durable", but the reality is that "it will break with a drop." This can't help but make people wonder if the manufacturer has any misunderstanding about "longevity"? Or are they using some unit of time we don't know about, such as "shower time," where a day equals our hour?
Thirdly, the designers of these showers seem to have unique insights into "ergonomics." The showers they designed are either too heavy or too light, or too slippery or too hard. It seems that they are always eager to do a "bungee jump" from you.
Also, have you noticed that the price of these showers is inversely proportional to their quality? Their prices are so high that they seem to say,"I am made of gold. " But when you actually use them, you will find that they are more fragile than paper. This makes people want to ask: "Is this a shower or a one-time decoration? "