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diets for menopausal women of 11:19PM March 24, 2010

Maybe we shouldn't think about saving the 27 cents per day and think about actually having water for showers 25 years from now...

Colorado Living of CO 10:02PM September 02, 2009

Yeah, the shower comment is ridiculous. So it cost's .27 a day to keep the shower running for two minutes longer. I will gladly pull out a quarter and two pennies every day to keep those two minutes. I am all for conservation of resources and money, but just think the shower comment was not too well thought out.

Reu of NY 10:46PM May 28, 2009

it is everyone's responsible to save energy on earth, causing it is limited and we must leave something for the next persons.

tom 11:55PM April 19, 2009

I would gladly pay $100 for an extra 730 (365 x 2) minutes in the shower.

Matt of VA 4:50PM July 01, 2008

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