Showers are more environmentally friendly than baths, using less water. However, they still consume up to 2.5 gallons per minute. A 10-minute shower uses 25 gallons, while the average shower lasts 8 minutes. Reducing shower time to 5 minutes can save 7.5 gallons each time, promoting water conservation.

Why are showers considered a more environmentally friendly option compared to baths?

How much water do showers use every minute?

If someone showers for 10 minutes, how much water do they use?

What is the average length of a shower?

How many gallons of water can be saved by taking a 5-minute shower instead of a longer one?