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Water Saving Tips: Replace plumbing fixtures: When replacing plumbing fixtures, consider the long-term savings by purchasing a high efficiency water heater or a low water consumption fixture. Dishwasher: Load your dishwasher completely before running (they use the same amount of water for small loads as full loads). Outside hose: Check outside hose spigots for leaks. Also, check hoses for damage and leaky washers. No leaks: Turn off all water in the house and then check your water meter before and after a two-hour period. If the meter has changed then your house is leaking water and should be checked by a professional.
Insulate pipes: Insulate hot water pipes in attics or crawl spaces. You will get hot water faster – reducing water consumption. Old showerhead: If your showerhead is old, consider replacing it with an ultra low-flow version. This can save up to 2.5 gallons of water per minute. Faucet running: Do not keep the faucet running while you are brushing your teeth or shaving.
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