This is correct, and not unexpected. All plumbing should be copper, all end fixtures brass when possible. I have 2 sets of BRASS shower heads (no plastic, not even fittings), I switch them out, then soak the used one in CS for a few days, let it dry, then put it away until the next change out. Seems to work pretty well. The whole plastic shower head and PVC movement is /pathetic, /another idea gone bad. I did this before the whole thing was made public, it just made sense to me.

Don't forget hotel rooms, bring your own shower head, sounds strange but those places are disgusting cesspools of germs with 20 year old plastic shower heads. We don't have to be paranoid about it, but when you take a nice shower it would be nice to know you aren't vaporizing fungus and bacteria into your face. You can find the shower heads I use on Ebay or your local hardware (and the pressure from them ROCKS): (pathogens aren't happy about brass either)

http://cgi.ebay.com/Solid-Brass-Extreme-High-Pressure-Chrome-Shower-Head-/160145661856?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item25496cdfa0
I also have one of these: http://cgi.ebay.com/2-1-4-Antique-Copper-Adjustable-Shower-Head-Showerhead-/390175735963?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5ad849409b



http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/09/14/showerhead.bacteria/


 Study: Showerheads may deliver blast of bacteria



needling around wrote:
I recently listened to an NPR report on how there is a microbe that lives in plastic shower heads. They recommended a brass shower head. I couldn't find one that didn't have plastic inserts where the water jets exit!
PT

    ----- Original Message -----
    *From:* bodhisattva <mailto:[email protected]>
    *To:* [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
    *Sent:* Thursday, April 22, 2010 3:42 PM
    *Subject:* Re: CS>Nasal spray (UNCLASSIFIED)

    Usually before I recommend anything, or make any statements, I
    exhaust all of the testing and trials I can do at an individual
    level.  In terms of CS, I've used it for years as a cleaning
    product, and funny enough, its EPA approved as such that.  It's
    sprayed on the bars and holding ropes on Singapore Subways these
    days.  I decided I would try ingesting it to see the results, and
    haven't had anything negative come of consuming quite a lot to
    "Try".  However, I suspect you should keep your flora in shape, so
    I would accompany it with a good probiotic. Nothing bad to say
    about CS thus far, frankly.  It seems like pretty amazing stuff,
you know?
    My wife works at a hospital, did you know they started coating
    instruments and surfaces with nano-silver?  Very cool, and not
    unexpected!  I've read extensive research on how fast various
    metals kill various pathogens, it's enlightening.  Copper is
    actually quite deadly to many pathogens, and this forms the basis
    of having copper pipes in the home as opposed to PVC.  PVC can
    breed pathogens, locally we recently had a building shut down not
    far from here that had PVC pipes, some pathogens formed in the
    pipes which wouldn't normally form in copper pipes, and made the
    people in the building quite sick. I've experimented with Zinc
    killing stuff as well, it's effective in my experience.

    I brew my own CS now, and use it in my home-made products we use,
soaps, hand soaps, cleaning supplies, disinfectant sprays, etc. We buy as little as possible from the store these days. I've
    learned to make almost anything from scratch, it is fun and
    interesting, my kids love watching how you make this or that, you
    know? No wonder there is a good dis-info campaign against CS out
    there.  All anyone ever hears about is the "Blue Man", never the 2
    million people consuming CS without problem.  It's quite
    ridiculous..  I found that prior to the Chemical Industry taking
    over Medicine, Silver was approved for close to 200 conditions!

    I have some of the best recipes ever, forged with a lot of trial
    and error. You should see my baby wipes, they are so good, people
    that see them always demand to know where I got them.  Of course
    information is always free, and I share all recipes freely to
    anyone that asks.  I'd be less than human if I didn't.

    Good luck.