5 Things You Can Do to Save Water

By Angel | August 31, 2009 4:31 am |
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Do-it-yourself, design tips


Despite numerous myths that water is an everlasting resource, you should be smart enough to understand that you can easily stay without it. Follow these guidelines to see how many gallons you can conserve each year.

  • take your water with you

Of course, it is really easy to buy a bottle of water but do you understand that each one-liter plastic bottle takes seven liters of water to produce?

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  • turn off the faucet

Simply turn off the faucet every time you brush your teeth or unexpectedly start answering a telephone call.

  • low-flow showerheads

Install low-flow showerheads in your house and you’ll be amazed how much water you happen to save.

  • water flowers on your own

Don’t be lazy and water your plants on your own. Traditional hose-watering is much cleverer than super popular automatic sprinkler.

  • choose a lower setting on your dishwasher

Most people believe that a lower setting on dishwasher won’t be enough for rinsing the dishes. Those people are completely wrong.

Save water!

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