Green Tea in the name was a little un clear. For starters I was under the impression that I would be showering in Green Tea. I tried to contact American Standard to see how often I would have to change out the bags and what size they were. I figured they were K cups or pods. Turns out that its just the name of the shower kit. It was about 1 week ago and I was getting ready for my first shower. My 16 ounce cup In hand, 4 tea biscuits, new soap bar and plastic stirrer were all with me. Twist the handle to full hot waiting for the best and first green tea shower ever. (POP)...you hear the air being pushed threw and finally the water. Waited a few minutes and tasted the water ever few seconds in hope of my green tea. I even went through a few biscuits then finally it hit me, I got it wrong. I spent the better part of the day crying in the shower with a cup of sugar spilled all over me and serious burns from leaving the controls to full hot waiting for green tea to come out. I was so disappointed that I have yet to have a cup of tea since then, let alone play any first person shooter games just incase I get Tea-bagged.
In closing, It is a good shower kit. Just don't take the name too literal. If so, your going to have a bad time.
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