Easy Ways to Cut Down on Your Water Usage
By Beth Larson, published Sep 25, 2007
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Check for Leaks
A leaky faucet or a toilet that runs all the time can cost you a lot in lost water that you still have to pay for. Most leaks are easy and inexpensive to repair and can save you a bundle in the long run. Take a minute to go through your house and check for any leaks from your faucet and the pipes that lead up to them. If you notice any leaks either repair them yourself or hire someone to repair them for you since it can save hundreds of dollars a year on your water bill.
Install Water Saving Faucets and Shower Heads
Nowadays you can find a great selection of faucets, showerheads and toilets that are all designed to conserve water. Most of these items are inexpensive and relatively easy to install yourself, but can save you a lot of money on your water bill. Check your local home improvement store to see what all is available.
Wait for Your Appliances to Fill Up
If you are like most people you are probably guilty of running your washing machine or dishwasher when there is far less than a full load in it. By waiting until either of these appliances fill up before running them you will need to use them much less frequently and will save a lot of water as a result.
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