Cold Showers are Good Showers

Depending on what temperature you can tolerate, a cold shower can reduce heating costs and save you a sizable amount of heating energy.

Example:
Let's pretend you recently switched to daily cold showers. This will completely eliminate the daily 25 gallons of hot water you used to be using.

Saving you $87.72 annually, on heating alone.

Not only that, you will reduce your carbon footprint, regardless of how your water gets heated. Burning natural gas and oil for heat directly releases CO2, and even electric water heaters get most of their energy from fossil fuels.

Who knew fighting climate change could save money?

Taking a cold shower will also dramatically shorten your showers. From experience, I would say that cold showers last about half as long as hot showers. This is fairly obvious, but the savings add up. And also, saving water is good for the environment.

By taking cold showers that last half as long, you can
save 4,764 gallons of water per year,
which will
save you $14.40 annually.

Almost 5,000 gallons of freshwater per year. That's a medium sized swimming pool, in case you were curious.

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One person's actions can make a difference, especially when such a valuable resource is at stake.

Cold showers are the perfect natural energizer. A quick 5 minute rinse in chilly water will awaken your mind and body better than any cup of coffee could. With a sudden release chemicals, your circulation improves and you're ready to tackle anything.