[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

Idle bureaucracies are the devil’s playground.

[Cementjungle]

How timely. I just did a photo shoot last week to encourage people to save water by showering with a friend (or two):

[bravo whiskey]

I take baths.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The marketplace, not EPA, will decide if there is a demand for this type of technology. It’s ultimately up to hotels to use technology like the monitors being developed at the University of Tulsa.

Why do they lie to us like this???

Enviro-Steroidal Nanny State PING!

[Mears]

When I was doing a lot of traveling I would hang some of my clothes in the bathroom and run a hot shower,with the door closed,to steam out the wrinkles.

It worked but it would sure foul up their study.

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[Diana in Wisconsin]

Are these ‘hotels’ not located in cities and towns that have waste water treatment plants? Why do Commies assume that the minute water goes down a drain it is lost and gone forever?

Our local plant is always yappin’ about how they’re able to ‘reclaim’ something like 99% of any water used for anything at any time within the city limits!

This stuff is ridiculous - said she, sittin’ on the well cap of her 300’ deep, crystal clear water well...as she looked across the road at her lake.

*SMIRK* ;)

[Borax Queen]

So not true that I use more water in hotels. I turn off the sink faucet, same as at home. I try to avoid the shower at all costs — unless I’m staying more than the night. The environmental shower heads have so little pressure, I don’t feel that clean anyway. So, I use water at home before my trip, and after, but not at most hotels. We usually even bring in our own bottled water to drink.