Back in December for my blog on how long it actually takes to get clean in the shower I was chasing a few friends who are academics for dystopian sci-fi 1960’s pictures of people in showers. I should have just gone straight
February 2017 – a history of showers part 2
A preamble So it was Christmas and Andy Goodson said I was one of his favourite people even though he didn’t know me that well. And that maybe that was because we had known each other in a past life.
January 2017 – a history of showers by a. n. other
Thank goodness for WWW land! When your back is against the wall because you have been overly concentrating on making sure you don’t bomb at you first ever stand-up gig, and suddenly there is less than one week left of
December 2016 – how long does it actually take to get clean in the shower?
I ask this question since I spent a week in a science lab recently with a stream of eager 7-11 year olds coming in to learn how to be water smart. This was part of Thames Water’s fabulous Water Efficiency
November 2016 – (not) showering at the office
I started this blog back in June 2016 before getting diverted into blogging about showering on a canal boat instead. So, trying again… Warning: this is quite a long and technical blog but at least there is a joke at
October 2016 – how often do you shower?
As the days get shorter and my stomach ramps up its Neanderthal message of ‘winter is coming, food will get scarce, so eat eat eat’ I thought I would blog about how often as compared to how long in the
September 2016 – Extreme showering Part 2
Those of you who read the blog avidly will know I was camping in France in the summer, and were no doubt confused that whilst I listed the vagaries of showers in French campsites I hadn’t touched on the carbon
August 2016 – Poolgate!
Never one to miss a trick this month’s blog asks whether the divers forgetting to take their obligatory pre public pool shower was the reason for Poolgate, as suggested by some commentators following Tom Daley’s tweet; or an over keenness
July 2016 – Showering in a post Brexit world
It’s no secret I was a strong advocate to Remain – see the contribution I made to the Green Register blog Brexit or Bremain – what it means for the construction industry – and events post the result have not
June 2016 – Showering on a canal boat
I was going to blog about the efficiencies of heating hot water using an Air Source Heat Pump, (as that is how the water is heated at the ech2o offices). But to do that I had to explain why I