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ethinking design_Attachable bracketswhich can also be removedBy using this design in a household, there is more potential for maintaining a sustainableenvironment.The water-collecting screen is best utilized when consecutive showers are taken.So if a household holds more than one occupant, the best way to get the most out of thisscreen is by having their showers one after the other, so that strong flow of moisture andcondensation to get absorbed into the collection screen.
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