Save up to 1,000 gallons of water a year!
3rd May 2018
Don't miss out on the solution to the problem of warm up water!Earth Day just passed; here is an opportunity to save Earth's most valuable resource while keeping things moving at your home and keeping the water bill low. Flushing toilets, watering plants, washing your hands and waiting for the shower to reach the right water temperature all uses precious, vital and often expensive water. With the Shower Flower's innovative and revolutionary
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The Shower Flower - In Action! How-to Video On Putting Shower Warm Up Water To Use
Posted by New Resources Group on 31st Aug 2017
The Shower Flower Video - Learn How You Can Put Shower Warm Up Water To Use The Shower Flower makes saving and using shower warm up water easy. The innovative umbrella design keeps soapy water out, and the handle makes the water easier to use. Use the water saved in the Shower Flower to clean your home, wash your car, water your garden, and more. Check out the Shower Flower in our store
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The Shower Flower - Don't Let Shower Warm Up Water Go Down The Drain
Posted by New Resources Group on 19th Jul 2017
Have you ever wondered how much water goes down the drain
while your shower water warms up? A standard flow shower head uses 2.5 gallons of water per minute, so even a quick warm up sends plenty of good water down the drain. Save Shower Warm Up Water With the Shower Flower Order The Shower Flower Today - Orders Ship July 31st Or SoonerWe are proud to release a new product that will let you save that shower warm up water: The Shower Flo
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Join us in Vegas! NRG At the Water Smart Conference 2016
4th Oct 2016
New Resource Group at the WaterSmart Innovations Exposition 2016WSI 2016 | | Las Vegas| Southpoint Hotel | Booth 209 | October 5-7 Want to check out the lastest in water saving innovation? Join us at the South Point Hotel and Convention Center in Las Vegas, October 5-7, booth 209 at the WaterSmart Innovations Exposition. The exposition is presented by the Southern Nevada Water Authority, as well as the EPA's WaterSense Prog
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