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KOHLER, Wis.--( EON: Enhanced Online News )--Kohler Co., the 2008 and 2009 EPA WaterSense Partner of the Year and 2010 Excellence Award recipient, is part of a concerned coalition pleased to announce its latest water conservation effort – Wasting Water Is Weird – a national public service campaign launching today and running through the remainder of 2011.

The campaign focuses on engaging consumers about the looming freshwater shortage and encourages individuals to embrace water conservation efforts around their own homes and kick bad habits – such as running a faucet while brushing one’s teeth, or running an almost empty dishwasher. Within the next five years, experts predict that 36 states will face serious water shortages, and yet, each American uses about 100 gallons per day.

That is the rationale behind the PSA campaign, which was developed by the Shelton Group, a marketing and advertising agency focused on sustainability, and supported by Kohler and other coalition sponsors including Lowe’s, Bosch home appliances, Proctor & Gamble and the EPA’s WaterSense program.

The Wasting Water Is Weird PSA campaign takes a fresh approach away from gloom-and-doom messaging in favor of a more positive, humorous tone to help make consumers make conscious choices. The central figure is a fictitious “weird” man referred to as Rip the Drip, who “shows up” while people are going about their daily activities and begin water. While using more water than they need, these homeowners are then exposed to Rip and that’s when they realize they are wasting water – and that wasting water is weird – so they abruptly stop.

The new public service campaign features myriad media platforms, including a series of video PSAs for broadcast coverage, a Web site, social media, and outdoor and online advertising. Individuals are encouraged to visit WastingWaterIsWeird.com to learn about Rip and the campaign, and view the videos. They can also go to Facebook and “Like” Rip the Drip, and follow him on Twitter @RipTheDrip.com .

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