Water PSA
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- NO WATER=NO LIFE!
- Here's how to conserve water in your home:
- TAKE SHORTER SHOWERS
- One minute in the shower uses about 4 gallons of water per minute, some showers use up to 10. Limit your showers to as short as possible.
- DON'T OVERWATER YOUR PLANTS
- Watering plants on a schedule doesn't take into account rain. Only water your plants if they need it.
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- CHECK FOR LEAKS
- Nothing beats a lengthy, hot shower for recharging Alternatively, a relaxing bath at the conclusion of a long day. We understand. But what if you could shave off a few minutes from your shower time? Alternatively, why not merely half-fill your bath instead of completely filling it? This might save you not just water, but also time and money on your heating expenses.
- INVEST IN WATER SAVING APPLIANCES
- SHARE WHAT YOU LEARNED!
- Sprinklers and garden hoses might overwater your plants. Evaporation and runoff might potentially lose a lot of this water. If you have a tiny garden or only a few plants, drip irrigation is a good option. Your plants will get adequate water on a steady basis this way.
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- If you’ve done everything, but your water bills are still high, leaky plumbing could be the problem. Keep a close eye on your utility bills. And get your plumbing checked and fixed to reduce water wastage.
- Leaks in toilets and sinks can waste up to 100 gallons of water a day
- Buying water-efficient appliances can decrease your daily water usage by at least 20%!
- If you prefer longer showers, choose low-flow shower heads rather than high-flow shower heads. They have lower water pressure and hence less water flow, but nevertheless provide a nice shower. Toilets with ultra-low flush (ULF) are another alternative. They use less water per flush while maintaining the same level of performance.
- Conserving water is a group effort! Tell others what you have learned!
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