Supreme Court Gives Trump Admin Key Win

That Trump directive effectively increased available water pressure for multi-head fixtures and gave consumers more discretion in choosing their setups.

“By codifying how different nozzles are categorized, the SHOWER Act offers a commonsense fix that will allow households to choose what meets their needs, not what Washington mandates,” said Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-KY) chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Fry echoed that sentiment, calling the Biden-era rule “a symbol of bureaucratic micromanagement.”

He said, “The SHOWER Act reaffirms that each nozzle is a shower head — plain and simple — and that homeowners, not the federal government, should decide how much water pressure they want.”