Towel Off! Water Conservation the Sneaky Japanese Way

We talked about lightening our footprint on the earth in the previous video. Today I want to show you an ingenious... INGENIOUS! way that you can decrease your water use simply by making a teeny little change in your bathing habits. And no, I am not suggesting going without!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• environment
• water
• conservation
• reuse
• reduce
• recycle
• health
• eco-friendly
• green
• shortage

[stefnee11]

Back... hey... can I borrow three towels please?

[camswitzer]

Coming right up! You know I love you, right? Insanely so!

[Miniie]

I didn't hear a word you said. I was watching the dang towels the whole time.

[camswitzer]

Miniie - I wasn't talking. NOt at all. Nope.

[nikkiespage]

I dont mean to be disgusting, but what about all the dead skin cells? lol I dont think I could use it after someone else has toweled off before me. Cute video tho!

[camswitzer]

Well, if you are getting dead skin cells on a facecloth, then you are obviously getting them on a towel, and we know that more than one person uses a towel... unless it's not done that way in your country and then I learned something!

[toutachaqun]

See, not every nation is the same, here in Canada. We have water everywhere. Plus water is cheap, to cheap for people to care. I'm sure one day it will be the same... Nice body btw.

[thalia88beachbabe]

eh can you hav something on coz i was kinda distracted

[InspirationPro]

i dont think u realize it but breathing air is more nastier than using a towel afer someone else because millions of people dead skin cells are in the air and we are inhaling them

[Icarus3]

I've never heard of sharing towels before, so I'VE learned something! In my house, it's always one towel per person, but then you hang that towel up to air dry for tomorrow. So each towel does get used several times before it's washed again, but always by the same person.