Save Water; Take a Bath with Someone You Love

Encourage your partner to change their lifestyle to globally friendly. The first step to “going green” is water reservation through taking a bath with one another. Announcing this on February 14^th will just be a coincidence, but who is going to say “No” on Valentine’s Day? Make it more romantic by lighting candles

This is an inexpensive and easy Valentine's Day gift that will not disappoint. Best of all, it's appropriate to give to both him or her. Give back to the environment as well as your loved one all at once.

Remind your partner that you want to save water everyday, not just on Valentine’s Day. After all, taking a bath alone gets boring, but taking one with who you love never gets old.

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Valentine’s Day Recipe Served in the Bathtub

Most cook a romantic dinner for their loved one on Valentine's Day. Here is a recipe to enjoy after that special meal and doesn’t break any New Year’s resolution diets. Use a pinch of this to transform an ordinary night into a serving size for two of romance.

Need some alone time to yourself? There's no need to look for an excuse for a quiet, relaxing bath. This quick fix recipe can be stirred up for one at anytime.

Romantic Bathtub Potion Recipe
3 cups

5 min prep

1	Cup Baking Soda
1	Cup Epsom Salts
1	Cup Citric Acid (available at drug stores)
3-5	drops essential oils (Lavender, Rosemary, Thyme, or Rose, Patchouli for example)

1. Mix first three ingredients in a large bowl.
2. Gradually add a drop of various essential oils to the mixture.
3. Lavender relieves anxiety.
4. Rosemary and thyme revitalize.
5. Rose soothes and patchouli is very sensual.
6. Stir ingredients thoroughly.
7. Transfer ingredients from a bowl into a glass container, such as a jam jar.
8. Seal tightly and shake well.
9. Draw a warm bath
10. Adding 1 to 2 tbs, of mixture.
11. Sink in and soak for at least 20 minutes with someone special