Every Drop Matters

Some compnaies are just a little ridiculous with their "Green" messaging.

Example: Moen Newsletter

 

In the middle of the email it states "EVERY DROP MATTERS," but if you look at most of the images they are wasting water in every photo!

 

 

 

That is a very keen observation

 

To their credit they do have a line of green products and it appears they are making efforts in the way of supporting conservation.  Maybe they could somehow digitally input the water so as to not use real resources in their advertising?

I'm sure its not as easy to fake, but its a good idea. I just think that using running water in a picture of a faucet is a little ridiculous anyway... For them to use that specific line of text is a little bit of a slap in the face to saving water.

Good observation there! Many places all over the globe are facing a water shortage and we must do all that we can to conserve water. Visit http://j.mp/YFryq for simple tips on water conservation and make every drop count!

Living in a region with very hard water, I don't care much how the water flows from a faucet.  I want to know that the faucet is able to STOP the water.  Between the kitchen and the bathroom, I have had to change 3 Moen cartridges in four years.  (They were both dripping when we bought the house, and I just renovated the bathroom with a dripping tub...)

Moen's older technology uses plastic cartridges, unable to stand up to the grinding compound that some cities provide in the water pipes...


Keith