This bill changes how a “showerhead” is defined for setting acceptable water pressure. It cancels the Department of Energy’s 2021 rule and brings back the 2020 rule on this definition. In short, the government would again use the 2020 definition when deciding what pressure is allowed for showerheads.

What this could mean for you:

• Who is affected: People buying or using showerheads, and companies that make or sell them.
• What changes: The 2021 definition is repealed, and the 2020 definition becomes the rule again for acceptable showerhead pressure.
• When: It takes effect by repealing the 2021 rule and giving legal force to the 2020 rule as stated in the bill text.