Pledge “showerpower”
"I will renew our pledge to save water by limiting all our showers to 4 minutes and to catch the overflow in a bucket. We will reuse this water on the garden, but only if 50 people will try their best to do the same."
— Clare and Lisa, Two sisters on a humble mission (contact)
Data limite per impegnarsi: 15 aprile 2007
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Congratulations to everyone who signed up to our pledge in january - we hope you enjoyed saving water and you will sign up again. We found we not only reduced our water bill dramatically but were able to keep our garden alive with the grey water we saved. Welcome to new signers. Please tell your friends about our pledge.
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= they've done it)
Clare and Lisa, Primo Firmatario, insieme a:
- jason lehane
- .christine
- Joel Cullen
- Helen
- RAJAN
- sophie
- Alexander David Hawkins
- Stefan Alexander
- philippa jolliffe
- Richard Thomas
- Claudia Motolese
- Jason & Becc
- sarah
- Ssej
- Armani Dinnerjacket
- Mark Ellison
- cathryn skerry
- Rosemary Thomas
- Bethany
- Anne Brewin
- Andy
- deb
- tobi clark
- Thorsten Kasel
- Christine
- Paul Cordero
- Kate Brewin
- julie
- Sam B
- Adele
- miranda
- Dean
- Joan Masefield
- 4 persone che non hanno lasciato il nome
Suggerimenti
Some of the people who signed this pledge also signed these pledges...
- refuse to accept a national ID card (1 person)
- what I do is place the bucket in the shower over the plughole before I turn the shower on.
This means you catch the water as the shower warms up.
As I am showering I find there is enough room for both me and the bucket - with a 4 minute shower I find the bucket catches between 5 - 10 litres of water.
With this in mind I figure that if 50 people save 5 litres of water per day for the next 3 months this will be 21, 000 litres that can be reused - over a year this would be 84,000 litres.
Suggestion - If you replace your shower-head with a new water-saving one, can you shower for an extra two minutes?
;-)