(Save even more water by showering together, right?!)
(Excerpt from Mother Nature Network MMN.com)

Nearly 17 percent of household water use takes place in the shower, adding up to more than 1.2 trillion gallons annually across the country.
Showering instead of bathing can save more than 50 gallons of water each time. If you do take a bath, the EPA recommends closing the drain immediately and adjusting water temperature as it fills up.
To test your showerhead’s efficiency, shower with a one-gallon bucket. If it fills up in less than 20 seconds, you probably need a low flow showerhead; cheaper ones run about $15. (You might as well keep the bucket in the shower. You can use that water to irrigate your garden or lawn rather than letting it run down the drain.)

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