Comments on: Trickle-Down Effect http://www.suddenlyfrugal.com/2008/02/trickle-down-effect/ A blog about frugal living Fri, 10 Feb 2012 16:14:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: tony http://www.suddenlyfrugal.com/2008/02/trickle-down-effect/comment-page-1/#comment-430 tony Wed, 30 Apr 2008 14:04:00 +0000 http://suddenlyfrugal.wordpress.com/2008/02/29/trickle-down-effect/#comment-430 Here's an easy water conservation tip. Install a Hot Water Lobster Instant Hot Water Valve in addition to a low flow showerhead! It’s a hot water recirculation system that will save water, time, and energy! In many homes it takes a long time for hot water to circulate to the faucet or shower. Waiting for the water “to heat up” wastes valuable water down the drain. The Hot Water Lobster is an electricity free solution. Installation is quick! Anyone can install it in 15 minute or less and it costs only $179.95.<br/><br/>The Hot Water Lobster was developed and is manufactured in the United States. The Lobster is designed according to strict manufacturing standards to ensure easy installation and long maintenance free operation.<br/><br/>Check it out at:<br/>www.hotwaterlobster.com Here’s an easy water conservation tip. Install a Hot Water Lobster Instant Hot Water Valve in addition to a low flow showerhead! It’s a hot water recirculation system that will save water, time, and energy! In many homes it takes a long time for hot water to circulate to the faucet or shower. Waiting for the water “to heat up” wastes valuable water down the drain. The Hot Water Lobster is an electricity free solution. Installation is quick! Anyone can install it in 15 minute or less and it costs only $179.95.

The Hot Water Lobster was developed and is manufactured in the United States. The Lobster is designed according to strict manufacturing standards to ensure easy installation and long maintenance free operation.

Check it out at:
http://www.hotwaterlobster.com

]]> By: Kim http://www.suddenlyfrugal.com/2008/02/trickle-down-effect/comment-page-1/#comment-429 Kim Sat, 01 Mar 2008 12:53:00 +0000 http://suddenlyfrugal.wordpress.com/2008/02/29/trickle-down-effect/#comment-429 It's funny to discuss a 2.5 gal as a regular showerhead. Twenty years ago, 2.5 gallons was the low flow and a regular put out much more. You're right, the new technology allows you to use less water and still get a great shower. I'd prefer one of these technology assisted shower heads to a poor quality "stock" shower head any day, and the stock head would use more water and not feel as nice. Thanks for providing great information! It’s funny to discuss a 2.5 gal as a regular showerhead. Twenty years ago, 2.5 gallons was the low flow and a regular put out much more. You’re right, the new technology allows you to use less water and still get a great shower. I’d prefer one of these technology assisted shower heads to a poor quality “stock” shower head any day, and the stock head would use more water and not feel as nice. Thanks for providing great information!

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