How to save water

video How to save water

An easy way of saving water with your everyday shower

infernisdiem says: Dec 6, 2009. 7:52 PM

Save water, shower with a friend, and make sure your safe while showering, shower with a lifeguard lol

theRIAA says: Apr 22, 2008. 6:55 AM

water really isn't THAT precious, it all recirculates. The only the only hard part is getting it into filtered tap water, so as long as you pay the water companies, there is really no harm being done.

shooby says: Apr 23, 2008. 8:09 PM

Not many people live below sea level, and not many people live under ground. Sooo, to start with, the water you use is pumped into your house somehow. That uses energy. Also, every drop of it is chemically treated. That uses energy. We also can't survive without it. Exactly HOW non-precious is water,exactly? Nice instructable. You're a male with two functional legs, I'd recommend urinating in the sink to avoid wasting toilet water. I started doing that a little while ago, way more convenient.

bobobob1230 says: Nov 3, 2008. 3:28 AM

haha, i'd warn houseguests before they ask why there are yellow stains all over your sink

Steamdnt says: Jul 21, 2008. 9:55 PM

umm ok and the bleach you have to use to clean the urine stains is environmentally friendly?

shooby says: Jul 30, 2008. 9:42 PM

What bleach? I use baking soda then lemon juice.

MD_Willington says: Apr 22, 2008. 6:22 PM

Do like they do whilst on ship... get in get wet, water off, soap up, water on, rinse.. done, yay... ...wonder if people realize that the water we bath in today was dinosaur urine at some point...

bobobob1230 says: Nov 3, 2008. 3:26 AM

along with the water we drink, cook with, inside our bodies, etc etc nothing to be worried about gamer-x ;D

I3uckwheat says: Aug 10, 2008. 12:10 PM

sick did not need to know that

JeremyA says: May 14, 2008. 8:29 PM

Yes it all reciculates but how long does it take? were does it circulate to? What process goes into making it clean water again? Why give money to the water people if you don't have to? Why waste when you can conserve. Why do I always see the RIAA getting down on conservation?