October 2022-SIDLER, INSIDE REFLECTIONS – GO GREEN!! 6 Ways To Design An Eco-Friendly Sustainable Bathroom!
DO YOU WANT A SUSTAINABLE ‘GREEN SPACE’ BATHROOM?
FIND OUT THE 6 WAYS YOU CAN DESIGN AN ECO-FRIENDLIER BATHROOM SPACE!
Sustainable living has become a lifestyle choice for many, but it is also becoming so crucial to preserve our environment, to manage climate control and to prevent the over consumption of our natural resource, which can lead to its depletion.
With the availability of modern technology and innovative design, creating a sustainable bathroom that features environmentally friendly products has never been easier. We will explore the 6 simple ways you can create a bathroom design or transform an existing bathroom space into an eco-friendly, sustainable green space.
Let’s explore 6 creative and decorative ways to transform your bathroom into an eco-friendly green space.
6 DESIGN IDEAS TO CREATE A ‘GREEN SPACE’ BATHROOM!
ECO-FRIENDLY BATHTUB AND SHOWER
Your cleanliness and relaxation should not have to come at the expense of the planet’s resources. So, you don’t have to give up taking a bath or shower if you add an eco-friendly bathtub or shower.
You can buy a bathtub made from recycled or sustainable materials. There are some brands who make new bathroom fixtures that are sustainable such as shower bases, bathtubs and sinks. Blu Bathworks is a brand who focuses on manufacturing bathroom mainstays that are eco-friendly, recyclable, healthy and a natural design option for your bathroom design. Their products are made with a mix of quartzite and bio-based resin.
If your shower is pumping out between 2-8 gallons of water per minute, this is huge waste. So, you can add an environmentally functional shower or add eco-friendly fixtures such as a low-flow shower head fixture.
These fixtures use high pressure to deliver less water with more efficiency while providing a quality showering experience. You will still receive a good amount of water pressure and more than enough water to effectively wash off the bodywash or soap from your body and the shampoo from your hair while still preserving water consumption to save up to 3,000 gallons of water per year in an average sized family.