Mod The Sims - Eco-Friendly Trait (LAUNDRY DAY REQUIRED)

aadrianova

Instructor

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#2

2nd Feb 2018 at 2:14 AM

I'm very impressed

KiwiChristine

Test Subject

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#3

2nd Feb 2018 at 2:44 AM

This is what I wanted from the Laundry pack, Thanks! [off to put this mod in game and play]

Outburstt

Test Subject

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#4

2nd Feb 2018 at 9:26 AM

I liked it and I'm using it. Not sure about what Maxis would take. LOL!

ToraTorell

Test Subject

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#5

3rd Feb 2018 at 1:44 PM

Awsome, thanks!

Faith05201

Test Subject

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#6

11th Feb 2018 at 2:24 AM

Thank you so much for making this; I am very happy â™¥

Rireru

Test Subject

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#7

15th Feb 2018 at 11:46 AM

Its great, but I was wondering if you could make an option as an aspiration trait not only as a trait trait? This way it doesn't take one of the tree traits we only get to choose and can be additional trait from the aspiration traits for idk 100 points maybe like the mod where you can be allergic to fur

karina17000

Test Subject

#8

15th Feb 2018 at 10:11 PM

Um a bath is alot less wastfull than a shower unless you're like those millitary ppl who eat a meal in 5 seconds flat or shower in 5 seconds. You really can't keep track of how much water is used in a shower, and if you are like me laying down in the bottom of the tub and sleeping while showering(it relaxes me way too much and I get sleepy)...

Letisiya

Test Subject

#9

3rd Mar 2018 at 2:47 PM

Quote: Originally posted by karina17000

Um a bath is alot less wastfull than a shower unless you're like those millitary ppl who eat a meal in 5 seconds flat or shower in 5 seconds. You really can't keep track of how much water is used in a shower, and if you are like me laying down in the bottom of the tub and sleeping while showering(it relaxes me way too much and I get sleepy)...

Many people turn off the shower to wash their hair or to use soap. That alone saves a lot of water.

_xKindredxSoulsx_

Field Researcher

#10

4th Mar 2018 at 9:34 AM

Quote: Originally posted by Letisiya

Many people turn off the shower to wash their hair or to use soap. That alone saves a lot of water.

Still can use way more water than a bath. You'd be surprised how much water comes out of that shower head and how quick. It'd fill up your tub rapidly if you plugged it. Turning off the water between helps, but even a short shower takes a lot of water. And for those of us with thick long hair it is difficult to take short showers as rinsing is time consuming.
I'm definitely on team baths take less water.

bshag4lv

Field Researcher

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#11

7th Mar 2018 at 7:50 PM

Fantastic, thanks so much!

helene912

Instructor

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#12

11th Mar 2018 at 7:17 PM

Big thanks from me and Mother Earth! :D

Refia

Test Subject

#13

12th Mar 2018 at 11:54 AM

Quote: Originally posted by _xKindredxSoulsx_

Still can use way more water than a bath. You'd be surprised how much water comes out of that shower head and how quick. It'd fill up your tub rapidly if you plugged it. Turning off the water between helps, but even a short shower takes a lot of water. And for those of us with thick long hair it is difficult to take short showers as rinsing is time consuming.
I'm definitely on team baths take less water.

I actually sit down in the bathtub when showering and always plug it (rising water helps me keep a bit warmer that way) and my bathtub is maybe half full when I'm done showering (approx 15 minutes). So in my case, showering = less water