With The Cost Of Water And Energy, Are We Getting Too Clean In The Shower?

Feb. 9, 2009 - PRLog -- In a few short minutes, you can calculate the cost of showering.  All you need is a recent copy of your water and your energy bills, fill in your rates and calculate.   You can see firsthand the annual cost of running your shower for the whole family.  

You can also calculate the savings by cutting your showering times.   Whether you voluntarily cut your showering times or use a device like the Shower Manager, the results can be dramatic.  An annual savings in the hundreds of dollars is not unusual by just cutting individual showering times by as little as 5-minutes.   To find out your cost, go to showering calculator:  http://www.ShowerManager.com/savings

Staying green, energy saving, water saving, eco conscious, etc.  are the politically correct words of the day, but are even  more important in these difficult economic times. Families are seeking ways to save water and save energy.  The demand for shower timers, restrictive shower heads, low flow showerheads, and shower control devices is greater than ever.  Some families have the self-discipline to cut their showering times while others opt for devices that will control times for them.  For those that are looking for an automated shower control device that can cut shower times, the Shower Manager may be a good option to explore.

Parents with teens often have a dual perspective.  They are not only looking to save resources, they are looking for ways to get their teen out of the shower and eliminate the family feuds over showering times.  As one mother said, “My son is not only clean; he is too clean,” that after showering three times daily.  For these parents, voluntary restrictions seem to have limited success.  

The good news is the Shower Manager is an automated shower control device. It gives the bather the best of both worlds, a full-flow of water for a preset time period followed by a restricted-flow.  The restricted-flow provides enough water to finish rinsing, but not enough to encourage continued showering.  A 5-minute reset interval prevents the bather from overriding the system.  The head-of-household locks in one of three full-flow time settings, 5, 8 or 11 minutes.   In most households, with the savings in water and heating shower water, the Shower Manage pays for itself in less than 12 months.

The Shower Manager is an exclusive offering of Global Network Solutions, LLC and is available only over the Internet at http://www.ShowerManager.com

Don Brunkhardt, Founder
Shower Manager
Donb@ShowerManager.com
http://www.ShowerManager.com
303-809-3758

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A unique water saving device for the shower stall called the Shower Manager. The device is fully automated and gives the bather the best of both worlds, a full-flow of water followed by a restricted. A security key locks in the high flow time setting.