04/13/2022
Earth Day
April 22, 2022
Five Things to Do This Earth Day to Save Water
Save gallons of water by stopping the flow while you are bushing you teeth, shaving, or washing your face and make sure that the faucet handle is shut off tight to prevent drips.
Use the leftover water or ice from your drinking glass to water houseplants or flowers in the garden instead of using a hose.
Scrape your food scape into the trash instead of using water to rise them. Placing the dishes but the dishwasher and only running full loads uses a lot less water than rising and washing dishes by hand.
Take a shower instead of filling a full tub for a bath, and try shortening your shower by just a minute to save an additional two gallons of water.
Flush the three Ps - p*e, p**p, and (toilet) paper - and throw anything else in the garbage to save water from unnecessary flushes.
Though 70 percent of the Earth's surface is covered by water, less than one percent is available for human use and consumption due to the high levels of salt found in the majority of water.
This Earth Day - and every day - honor the planet and this precious resource by taking these five simple actions to save water.