April Showers Challenge To Save The Water In California And Beyond

LOS ANGELES - April 4, 2015 - PRLog -- Governor, Jerry Brown, on Wednesday, ordered mandatory water use reductions for the first time in California's history. In the wake of the announcement, one small business that relies on the natural beauty of the Earth issued a challenge to reduce the water usage during showers.

On Saturday, Tanari Jewelry announced an April Showers Challenge via its website https://www.tanarijewelry.com/discovery/april-showers-challenge and social media pages https://www.facebook.com/tanari.jewelry. In essence, the challenge asks everyone to simply turn off the water in the shower as they wash. It’s asking everyone to wet and rinse, but conserve water in the interim. Owner and designer, Danny Massare, has publicly challenged California Governor Jerry Brown to participate via his personal Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/danny.massare.

Here is the information taken directly from the Tanari Jewelry website:

April Showers Challenge

The Earth gives us so much. It is the essence of life and without its many offerings we would not be able to survive. Let’s return the favor.

Join us in taking part in the April Showers Challenge! For the entire month of April, let’s make a pledge to turn OFF the water while showering! Here’s how:

How to participate:

1. Turn ON shower and get wet.

2. Turn OFF shower and wash. No water, shampoo, and soap wasted!

3. Turn ON shower and rinse.

Why this matters so much:

1. You’ll be saving the Earth.

2. You’ll be saving money on your water bill.

It takes an average of 21 days for a behavior to become habit. Think of how much we can do if we make this small daily change together!

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