Tim: When drunk enough, I bathe every other day. I have my people over and have a bathing party as long as they bring the soap and towels. People should have neighborhood block parties, aka bathing parties. Do it once a week; you would save a lot of water. The only reason I’m answering this question is I hope to meet people who think the same way.
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Nikki: Fix all the leaky hydrants, city of Atlanta. There’s an awful lot of leaky hydrants while they are attacking the homeowners for watering their grass. Get your priorities straight. Don’t scapegoat the homeowners. I love water. I love drinking it. I love swimming in it. We all have to do our part conserving water, but the city needs to fix its own house before charging at someone else’s house.
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Sarah: When I’m trying to get hot water to wash the dishes, I keep a couple of gallon milk jugs that I’ve washed out under the sink, so I’ll fill those up while the water is getting hot. Then I use that water to water my plants. As far as the toilet, if it’s yellow, let it mellow. If it’s brown, flush it down. But I don’t necessarily abide by that myself. I’m not going to leave urine in the toilet when we have guests but I will if it’s just my husband.
