Designed to use water pressure to draw product from bottles and mix with air and water and come out of hose mixed. 

This not only saves precious minutes mixing, pumping, and disinfecting bottles, it saves your hands from squeezing bottles, it also saves on product waste, especially if you have staff! 

Latest 2024 version is a vanilla white(no blue) with chrome dials. 

How It works: 

It uses a "venturi effect"  to suction the concentrate shampoo up clear tubes and it gets mixed with water and air to spray out the hose.  No electricity needed. 

There is options for 4 products, you set to bath and which product you want, then set to rinse, and switch to say a conditioner, or to final rinse. there is a dial for setting Dilution ratio from 1:1 to 1:64. 

Note from Joanne: I have used a "venturi style" bathing system for over 10 years. I have not set this one up but i will and will video. What i love about them is the time saving, no more mixing bottles(filling or rinsing or cleaning) no more wasted product with employees not obeying dilution ratios. ( now my previous one used Metering tips versus a manual setting, so i am curious to see if this one works ok with all shampoos) . How they push pre-diluted product right into coat, usually it gets to skin way better than mixing bottles. 

typically anything more liquid flows faster and anything more viscous(thick) flows slower affecting the dilution ratio...so i will report back on the effectiveness regarding the dial. Now thick viscous products are never a good choice anyways(if it doesn't POUR, and just  globs, its too thick.  you also have to maintain the tubes. they will need to be monitored, the jugs ideally are set not too far away from machine, and the tubes need to get cleaned out from time to time. watch for contamination(if a valve fails water can backflow)I have only had this happen 2 times in over 10 years. 

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