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Use the force to wash with new Star Wars shower heads

By Laurel Lee
Oct 15, 2015

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In case you didn't quite have enough Star Wars memorabilia in every corner of your home, you can now check off your shower with all new force-filled shower heads.

The shower heads come in either Darth Vader or R2-D2 versions with three different settings and anti-clog nozzles.

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The Sith lord will cost you five dollars more than your favorite robot buddy, $30 to $25 respectively. 

So have fun bathing underneath Vader's tears, though commenters are already agreeing that the shower head is just a tad too creepy for their taste.

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