Hotels

Long showers translate to profits down the drain.
With rising water and sewer rates, as well as increasing prices of the energy required to heat water, there is a large and growing opportunity for hotels to reduce their operating costs and environmental impact through a shorter shower program.

Consider the following:

Hotels average 2.1 guests per room each taking 16.2 minute showers using 71.4 gallons of water per room for showering per day. (Pacific Institute/Western Resource Advocates)

3,334,500 gallons of water are used for showering in Las Vegas alone per year.

By instituting the shorter shower program a hotel can save nearly $700.00 per year for every 100 hotel rooms with a participation rate of only 20%.

Growing consumer concern for the environment will increasingly become a key differentiator in guest's choice of quality accommodations.

Give your hotel guests a way to participate in saving water and
energy through the Shorter Shower Program:

Digital shower timer is affixed in shower with a gentle suggestion
to participate in this water savings program.
These are available with custom branding.

Digital shower timer is made available for purchase in the room
mini bar and/or hotel gift shop.

Hotels

Long showers translate to profits down the drain. With rising water and sewer rates, as well as increasing prices of the energy required to heat water, there is a large and growing opportunity for hotels to reduce their operating costs and environmental impact through a shorter shower program.

Long showers translate to profits down the drain.
With rising water and sewer rates, as well as increasing prices of the energy required to heat water, there is a large and growing opportunity for hotels to reduce their operating costs and environmental impact through a shorter shower program.