how we can conserve the water
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Prefer to use the shower, not always a bath.
When brushing your teeth, close the tap!
Use a watering can to water the plants.
Use a bucket to clean the floors.
When soaping in the shower, close the shower tap
Use the washing machine fully loaded, not half full.
Prefer to use a dishwasher to do the dishes!
When doing dishes by hand, don’t let the water running from the tap.
Use a bucket and sponge to clean the car!
Use the correct water saving button on the toilet!
When drinking water, try to use our drinking fountain
When you drink from the tap, close the tap when done!
Water the plants in the playground with a watering can.
Don’t play too much with water in the summer.
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THESE ARE THE 20 WAYS TO CONSERVE WATER------
When watering plants, apply water only as fast as the soil can absorb it.
Use sprinklers that deliver big drops of water, close to the ground.
Use a water-conserving icemaker.
Teach children to turn off faucets tightly after each use.
While you wait for hot water, collect the cold water and save it for watering plants.
Adjust your lawn mower to 1.5-2”. Taller grass requires less water.
Re-use the water for cooking pasta to water your plants.
Consider attending a landscape class for water-saving tips.
Wash company vehicles at commercial car washes that recycle water.
Hire a GreenPlumberⓇ to help reduce your water, chemical, and energy use.
Check your sprinkler system frequently and make adjustments as needed.
Create a goal of how much water your company can save and then reward yourselves.
Use a broom instead of a hose to clean patios, sidewalks and driveways.
Give your irrigation system a checkup to see if it is working efficiently.
Take 5 minute showers instead of baths.
Report broken pipes, leaky hydrants, and errant sprinklers you see to your local water provider.
Install water-saving aerators on all your faucets.
If your dishwasher is new, cut back on rinsing.
Cook food in as little water as possible. This also helps retain more nutrients.
When landscaping, plant species that are native to your region.
When watering plants, apply water only as fast as the soil can absorb it.
Use sprinklers that deliver big drops of water, close to the ground.
Use a water-conserving icemaker.
Teach children to turn off faucets tightly after each use.
While you wait for hot water, collect the cold water and save it for watering plants.
Adjust your lawn mower to 1.5-2”. Taller grass requires less water.
Re-use the water for cooking pasta to water your plants.
Consider attending a landscape class for water-saving tips.
Wash company vehicles at commercial car washes that recycle water.
Hire a GreenPlumberⓇ to help reduce your water, chemical, and energy use.
Check your sprinkler system frequently and make adjustments as needed.
Create a goal of how much water your company can save and then reward yourselves.
Use a broom instead of a hose to clean patios, sidewalks and driveways.
Give your irrigation system a checkup to see if it is working efficiently.
Take 5 minute showers instead of baths.
Report broken pipes, leaky hydrants, and errant sprinklers you see to your local water provider.
Install water-saving aerators on all your faucets.
If your dishwasher is new, cut back on rinsing.
Cook food in as little water as possible. This also helps retain more nutrients.
When landscaping, plant species that are native to your region.
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