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Free Shower Timer from Our Water Our Futrure
SassyCupcakes on 27/10/2008 - 18:18 (www.ourwater.vic.gov.au)

Save water by cutting your shower time to four minutes and installing a free water-saving showerhead from your water retailer.

Order your free shower timer and cut your shower time from 7 to 4 minutes and save 42 litres every shower.

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constantly L8 on 27/10/2008 - 18:39

only for Victoria :(

got one from my uni months ago but never made it to the bathroom, lost :P

but useful if u live in Vic

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1 nkbswe5 on 27/10/2008 - 19:14

I live in Vic, so yay :P
This will be good, because I know I have short normal showers, but have no idea how long it takes to wash my hair.

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1 Andrewk35 on 27/10/2008 - 19:35

If i’m not mistaken, these are probably the same as the ones which they were giving away free with the Herald Sun Papers in Melbourne a few months ago. Scored a heap because the newsagent had stacks and wanted to get rid of them as they were closing. Will order one and see if they’re the same.

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TrendyTim on 27/10/2008 - 20:13

I have the one from the herald sun as well, it stops working every 1 in 5 uses (the sand stops falling, with > half left) so i end up taking longer showers on those occasions because the thing i depend on doesn’t say my time is up, i will order it as well, see if its any better (if not i can use both and at least one should keep working).

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Torres on 27/10/2008 - 23:07

I wouldn’t trust this sort of advertising any more. I have completed a form for a free globe not long ago. I have never received the freebie but have received so many calls trying to take my energy account. At the end, I told them it was a good marketing campaign but it was a misleading advertisement because it wasn’t a free globe, “it was a free chance to enter a draw for a free globe.” So no thank you!

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itsross on 27/10/2008 - 23:24

I really don’t see the use of one of these. I mean, you get in the shower, do what needs to be done then get out. What do I do if the timer runs out? Just stop washing? It’s not like I’m sticking around any longer than I need to.

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1 lolmao on 28/10/2008 - 01:09

I guess some people like to stand around in the shower for a while.

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TrendyTim on 28/10/2008 - 08:16

Then fine, you don’t need one, i lose track of time in the shower, it helps me think i often try to figure out work problems in the shower.

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scotty on 28/10/2008 - 08:58

Then maybe a timer is a good thing so it helps filling up the time-sheet and you can bill for the work accomplished in shower :)

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kristo on 02/11/2008 - 17:58

I’m with you there — they way you put it sounds pretty crazy, but I find the running water incredibly relaxing and I find it’s all too easy to lose track, somewhat like meditation. not sure if I want to give up my occasional 15 min shower to save a bucket of water but maybe this would help remind me of the cost…