Title.txt
BATHROOM
Bathroom_artefacts.pdf
For small showers or big ideas, a bathroom that monitors your resource usage and helps you reduce it while giving you space to keep the Eureka moments coming.
Bathroom_artefacts.pdf
Wash basin
artefact.jpeg
Info.txt
Most homes in India have a washbasin near the dining table to wash hands after eating. For that reason, this home has an open wash basin that's separate from the bathroom where people can wash their hands. If the tap is left running for too long the water comes and goes in 5-second spray-like intervals indicating resource wastage, and to further urge people to conserve water with the tap water usage indicator on top of it.
size.txt
India is a tropical country and individuals have different cooling
fan.txt
Commode
artefact.jpeg
Info.txt
All the wastewater from the basin and the shower is used for flushing in the commode. All the bathroom James Bonds with their jet spray guns are put out of business by this commode with its inbuilt shooter, which shoots water to clean you followed by air to dry you, this helps cutdown water wastage during long poop sessions drastically.
size.txt
India is a tropical country and individuals have different cooling
artefact.jpeg
Bucket and Mug
artefact.jpeg
Info.txt
Found in every Indian home, the bucket and mug is a resource efficient way of taking a bath - using less than half the amount of water used in a regular shower while cleaning you just as nicely.
artefact.jpeg
size.txt
India is a tropical country and individuals have different cooling
Toothbrush
artefact.jpeg
Info.txt
Toothbrushes and pastes add extensively to the non-bio-degradable waste, waiting for bamboo toothbrushes to decompose also takes a long time and they catch fungus easily, thinking of all this, the easiest thing to do was move back to Datun. Used in India for centuries before the arrival of the brush and paste, the Datun is a neem plant stick used for brushing teeth. Obtained directly from the neem plant, it also has the medicinal properties and health benefits associated with the neem plant.
size.txt
India is a tropical country and individuals have different cooling
Shower
artefact.jpeg
artefact.jpeg
Info.txt
People tend to waste more water when using a shower, to prevent this the light rim around the showerhead is programmed to project a calming (at night to help people sleep easy) or alerting light (to wake people in the morning) for the first 7 minutes of the shower followed by a red light that makes the water appear red in color and forces people to stop wasting more water than required, followed by a siren-like sound if people still don't stop.
size.txt
India is a tropical country and individuals have different cooling
Nature Scented candle
artefact.jpeg
Info.txt
Most homes in India have a washbasin near the dining table to wash hands after eating. For that reason, this home has an open wash basin that's separate from the bathroom where people can wash their hands. If the tap is left running for too long the water comes and goes in 5-second spray-like intervals indicating resource wastage, and to further urge people to conserve water with the tap water usage indicator on top of it.
size.txt
India is a tropical country and individuals have different cooling
Soap
artefact.jpeg
Info.txt
The handwash, body wash, and shampoo are all soap bars, these bars reduce the packaging waste associated with the products generally, these soap bars even come packaged in soap paper (remember those train rides as a kid, when your mother would give you a sheet to wash your hands, that's soap paper) further reducing the packaging waste generated.
size.txt
India is a tropical country and individuals have different cooling
.png)
.png)