Blogathon 2008: a water conservation tip from a supporter
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Karen Hamilton
July 26, 2008
This is Blogathon post #6 of 48 in support of the David Suzuki Foundation
This is one the SalsaVancouver.net volunteers, Irene:
Irene recently described her shower routine to me, which was taught to her as a matter of course while growing up in Valencia, Spain. It’s so simple that I can’t believe we aren’t taught this in North America.
- Turn on the shower and enjoy until you are ready for a shampoo and soap.
- Turn off the water. Perform your shampooing, soap, and other duties.
- Turn the water back on for the final rinse!
Easy, huh?
She told me this tip last week, so since then, I’ve been trying it out myself. I get a little chilly during the time the water is off, but I think it’s because I haven’t worked out the timing and logistics. Will keep on trucking, and maybe adopt some of the timing techniques that Irene herself uses!
Categories: Blogging for Social Change, Food, Going Green, Miscellany
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