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Blog Post #1: Showers

I shower once every day in the evening. It's an excellent way to wind down and relax. Sometimes I take showers after I'm done with homework (depends if I finish homework earlier than usual), other times I take showers right after I arrive home. But I noticed with these two methods, something is still wrong. After finishing my homework and going to take a shower, I checked the time after I have finished; 11 pm. 1 am. Taking a shower took a huge portion of my day and rather than being productive, the cons weigh more than the pros. The cons were:
- Dry skin
- Not feeling as refreshed
- Confused (on what time it was)
- Tired, sleepy
- And finally, they were WAY too LONG!!

During my first week of starting the personal impact project, I had a rough start. The day I went home at 6 pm and wanted to shower, I was feeling tired. I waited 5 seconds for the water to turn warm and stepped in. A shower is supposed to make you refreshed right? Yes, it did. By the time I was done showering, I was clean. However, my skin felt dry like I had the chicken pox and I checked the time -- 7pm. I haven't eaten dinner yet nor did homework! The next day, I decided to time myself. After I was done showering, I checked the stopwatch. 24 minutes. Not bad, but it was close to half an hour. My goal is to be done showering within 5-15 minutes.


Comments

  1. This was a really great intro to your project and helped the reader see your daily routine, but what about stats? How much water did you save? Heat? Put some sources in there!!

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  2. need to include info on water you use and how you can be sustainable with some sources and citations

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    1. I love how interesting your blog is! But I think you need to include the impacts of using to much water and how it effects the environment!And how your impact will improve the environment. I found this link that you can use:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2015/03/04/your-shower-is-wasting-huge-amounts-of-energy-and-water-heres-what-to-do-about-it/?utm_term=.25bbbc42c4c9. And citing the sources as Mark mentioned. Overall, good job!

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