US EditionTrump orders his administration to repeal Biden shower head flow restrictions
- President Trump signed an executive order to loosen water flow restrictions on showerheads and appliances.
- Trump aimed to reverse water conservation standards established under previous Democratic administrations.
- The order targets rules limiting water flow in showerheads, dishwashers, and other appliances.
- Trump stated the previous regulations caused longer shower times and said, "I like to take care of my beautiful hair."
- Critics called the order a gimmick and predicted minimal impact on showerhead manufacturing.
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Trump Revokes Shower Flow Restrictions, Prioritizes 'Beautiful Hair'
Trump Revokes Shower Flow Restrictions, Prioritizes 'Beautiful Hair' President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday, abolishing limitations on shower water flow, a move he claims will safeguard his 'beautiful hair.'This order seeks to dismantle the water efficiency and conservation measures set by his Democratic predecessors, Barack Obama and Joe Biden, according to a White House fact sheet. It claims that overregulation stifles t…
President Trump signs executive order on 'weak' showerheads
(CNN, KYMA/KECY) – President Donald Trump has signed an executive order rolling back legislation that would restrict water pressure. President Barack Obama putting the legislation in place to limit the water flow of shower heads to around 2.5 gallons of water per minute. President Trump then rolled back those standards during his first term, but President Joe Biden later reinstated them. Trump called the standards overly restrictive for consumer…
Donald Trump increases pressure by decree – the showers. In a sanitary understanding of office there is not only a strange continuity, but an opportunity for the world.
Overbearing Biden Continues Obama's War on Water Pressure - Real News Now
President Trump took a stand against the typical Washington bureaucracy signing an executive order that sought to enhance the water pressure in showers across the United States. His intention was to rescind needless limitations that constrained the water flow in multiple showerheads to a mere 2.5 gallons per minute. Seeing this as blatant ‘overregulation’, Trump decided to intervene, being the people’s president that he is. To get this done, Tru…
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