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Sustainability Tip #12: Skip the Shower

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21 xjMZi2ZL. SL160  Sustainability Tip #12: Skip the ShowerAfter a long day at work and walking home in the snow, there is nothing more soothing than a hot shower. However I choose not to shower everyday, sometimes not even every other day. I first started doing this because I heard it was better for your hair. But recently its also hit me that this is a great way to save water, especially hot water and subsequent electricity costs (water will also be billed on usage in our city soon)! And if my locks look a little oily, I sprinkle on dry shampoo and I’m good to go. One bottle of that lasts me years.

Note: Men will likely want to shower daily due to perspiration!

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2 comments to Sustainability Tip #12: Skip the Shower

  • thanks for feedback The Saved Quarter, bathing with the kids is a great idea-I’ll have to keep that one in mind!

  • I’d guess that there are women who need to shower daily for perspiration reasons as well, but most of the time I’m with you, bathing every other day. We go a step farther and I bathe and my kids bathe in the same water. (They’re 5 and 2, and my shampoo ends up making it bubble bath for them. I’m not too dirty getting in!)

    I did “Navy showers” for a long time - rinse well, turn off water, lather, turn on water to rinse. It saves a lot of water but isn’t as relaxing as a continuous shower!

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