#TURN OFF THE LIGHTS AND LIGHT A CANDLE PRO#

India switched off all the lights for 9 minutes at 9 PM today & just lit a candle, 'diya', or flashlight, to mark India's fight against #Coronavirus as per his appeal. #WATCH Delhi: PM Narendra Modi lights a lamp after turning off all lights at his residence. (Credit: Money Sharma/AFP) A family makes a map of India with traditional lamps in Surat on Sunday. (Credit: PTI) Residents light candles and turn on their mobile phone lights in their balcony in Faridabad on Sunday. (Credit: Diptendu Dutta/AFP) A view of lamps lit in a housing society in New Delhi on Sunday. (Credit: Francis Mascarenhas/Reuters) Residents light candles and turn on their mobile phone lights in their balcony to observe a nine-minute vigil called by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a show of unity and solidarity in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic in Siliguri on Sunday. (Credit: Francis Mascarenhas/Reuters) People stand on their balconies and light candles in Mumbai after Modi's appeal to show collective strength in the fight against Covid-19. (Credit: Manjunath Kiran/AFP) A man wearing protective face mask holds a candle in Mumbai after Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to turn out their lights for nine minutes at 9 pm to mark the coronavirus fight. Here are some photos from ‘9 pm-9 minutes’ event: Residents light candles and turn on their mobile phone lights in their balcony in Bengaluru to show solidarity in the fight against coronavirus. The country has recorded 3,577 coronavirus cases, of which 83 people have died. He had said the collective strength would take the country out of what he termed “darkness that engulfs us” in the form of coronavirus. Millions of Indians across the country participated in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to light candles and lamps at their homes and turn off their lights to show solidarity in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic on Sunday 9 pm for nine minutes.

#TURN OFF THE LIGHTS AND LIGHT A CANDLE PRO#

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Last but not least: you can help Aveda protect water by simply donating here (like I already did).

She uses leftover water from washing fruits & veggies or boiled water from making tea to water her plants. Or buy organic so you won’t have to wash at all – I sometimes just use a cloth to wipe down apples, zucchinis & the likes.

Fill the sink with a bit of water to wash larger amounts of fruits and veggies instead of running the faucet.

They can be used to light up a room with a warm, orange glow, and mitigate sanity drain from. They are deployable light sources that can be lit using a source of fire such as the lighter. Candles are a piece of equipment in Phasmophobia.

Considering I am probably wasting more than an entire glass of water just waiting for it to run cold is ridiculous and the idea with the jug so easy to do! A Candle is a great way of keeping a room lit when the lights go out as it isnt dependent on electricity. I will try to really keep this in mind because I do this all the time since I want to drink my water cold. Plus, it gives you a better idea of you much you drink on a daily basis, aiming for those 2L per day.

This time you won’t run the faucet every time you wait for the tapwater to cool down. Fill up a jug of water to drink throughout the day and keep it in the fridge.For less frequent hair washes, the Shampure Thermal Dry Conditioner or Shampoo are great little helpers. That’s why I’ll try to take shorter showers. I’ll be the first to admit that a long hot shower at the end of the day is pure bliss – but definitely not necessary. Take shorter showers and wash hair less frequently.In honor of Aveda’s mission to make a difference, I wanted to share a few ways that I will try to save water in my daily routine from now on:

Turn off the lights and light a candle