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For people with sensitive skin, psoriasis or eczema, choosing the right product can be an important part of the shower routine.

Mistu lets you use a suitable product and gently infuse it into the water, helping make washing simpler and more comfortable.

Always follow advice from your healthcare professional for skin conditions.

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With Mistu, you can use your own suitable shower products.

Whether it is shampoo, shower gel or a gentle product that suits your routine, Mistu infuses it into the water for a simpler shower experience.

Less reaching. Less squeezing. More ease.

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Helping someone shower can be physically and emotionally demanding.

Mistu supports carers by reducing the need to manage bottles, lids and products during the shower. It gently infuses product into the water, helping make assisted showering smoother and more dignified.

For carers and the people they support.

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For people with a limb difference or reduced hand strength, ordinary shower bottles can be difficult to manage.

Mistu helps simplify the routine by infusing product directly into the shower water, reducing the need to grip, squeeze or juggle bottles.

Designed for real life.
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For anyone with balance or mobility challenges, showering can take a lot of effort.

Mistu helps by reducing the need to reach, grip, squeeze or juggle bottles. Your chosen shower product is infused directly into the water, creating a smoother, simpler routine.

Shower with confidence.
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Mistu is designed to be easy to install, easy to clean and easy to use.

It works with standard and electric showers, helping make everyday showering simpler for people at home, carers and anyone who wants fewer bottles in the bathroom.

Less hassle. More confidence.

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Dropping bottles in the shower is frustrating. For someone with balance or mobility challenges, it can also feel unsafe.

Mistu helps make showering easier by removing the need to hold, squeeze or juggle bottles while washing.

Your product is gently infused into the shower water, so the routine feels smoother and more confident.

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The future of showering should not rely on a shelf full of plastic bottles.

For many people, bottles are more than clutter. They mean gripping, squeezing, reaching, dropping, bending and juggling slippery products in a wet space.
Mistu Shower Infuser changes that.

It gently infuses shampoo, shower gel or your preferred suitable shower product directly into the water, helping to reduce bottle use and make showering feel simpler, safer and more dignified.
Less plastic. Less waste. Less effort.

A smarter shower starts with removing the small struggles we have normalised for too long.

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POV: you’re a carer and the shower takes longer than it should.

Bottles slipping. Lids stuck. Someone trying to balance while you try to help without taking away their privacy.

Mistu takes the bottle out of the routine. The gel mixes straight into the water, so there’s nothing to grip, squeeze or hold.

For the person showering, it feels easier. For the carer, it means fewer awkward steps.

That’s not a luxury. That’s practical care.

The pressure on social care is not only about beds, budgets and discharge targets. It shows up in ordinary daily routines.

Showering is one of them.

For care teams, it can be time-consuming and physically demanding. For residents, clients and patients, it can feel exposing, tiring and frustrating. The moment someone cannot open a bottle, squeeze gel, reach safely or keep their balance, a private routine can quickly become a supported task.

Mistu helps remove some of that pressure.

By infusing shower gel directly into the water, Mistu removes bottle handling, reduces awkward movements and supports a smoother care routine. It can be used sitting or standing, and it looks like a modern shower, not medical equipment.

For care homes, OTs, home care teams and families, this matters.

Better showering is not a small issue. It affects safety, dignity, staff workload and independence.

If we are serious about supporting people at home and reducing pressure across health and care, we need to look closely at the daily tasks that either build independence or take it away.