More and more people are opting for shorter showers to save on household bills and reduce water consumption. In response, Triton has launched a campaign that encourages reducing shower time, which saves time, money, and reduces environmental impact. Triton has created the ‘Shower Songs To Power Through’ playlist on Spotify. The challenge is to start with a 5-minute shower, gradually reducing time by a song each day. The key is to stop the water flow when the music stops.
Reducing shower time helps lower your carbon footprint. Shorter showers mean less water usage, which in turn means less energy needed to heat the water, resulting in fewer carbon emissions. An average 8-minute shower uses up to 12 litres of water per minute, translating to over 74,000 litres a year for a typical 3-person household showering five times a week.
Reducing shower time can make a significant impact. For instance, if 10% of households cut their average shower time by 2 minutes, it could save 26 billion litres of water annually—equivalent to over 10,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Beyond environmental benefits, shower singing has been found to boost happiness, alertness, and energy levels. According to research by Harvey Water Softeners in 2021, singing in the shower can offer both physical health benefits from hydrotherapy and psychological benefits from improved mood and focus.
Triton is committed to inspiring people to shower more sustainably. They focus on developing products that help reduce carbon footprints, water usage, and energy consumption, thereby saving money with every shower.
Triton’s innovative campaign and Spotify challenge provide a fun and effective way to make a positive impact on both the environment and personal well-being.
Norcros plc (LON:NXR) is a leading B2B producer of branded bathroom and kitchen products for its UK, South African and selected export markets. The portfolio of eleven operating companies (7 UK, 3 South Africa) is characterised by strong individual brands, together providing product breadth and channel diversity from a strong supply chain base.
