Yet another time tested way to conserve…
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009Even though we may not understand all of the words in this Brazilian made water-conservation PSA, we’re pretty sure we get the message.
Even though we may not understand all of the words in this Brazilian made water-conservation PSA, we’re pretty sure we get the message.
The Water – Use It Wisely, “Family Water Audit” quiz is featured in the popular book, “The New 50 Simple Things Kids Can Do To Save The Earth.”

The book, which currently boasts more than 1 million copies sold, was written by Sophie Javna and a host of contributors from “The Earth Works Group.” “The New 50…” is a sequel to the original title, “The 50 Simple Things Kids Can Do To Save The Earth,” originally penned by Sophie Javna’s father, John Javna in 1990.
To pick up either copy you can visit Amazon here and to learn more about the Water – Use It Wisely “Family Water Audit,” click here.
Earlier in the week we recommended an ergonomic broom as a perfect water-saving gift. It’s a great way to replace the water wasted when hosing down a garage, driveway or porch. But we’re nothing at Water – Use It Wisely if not realists and we know there are times when nothing replaces a hose. There’s something about the steady stream flowing from a hose that is both soothing and powerful (surely Freud would have a good explanation for this).
The problem is that many of us don’t realize just how much water is wasted with a hose. Forget the typical overuse, the leaks and arrant sprays that are enough to make even a modest water conservationist squirm. So, for those insistent on using a hose, we’d like to recommend the WaterWatch meter as the next in our series of water-saving holiday gifts.
After being easily screwed onto the end of your hose, the WaterWatch meter shows you exactly how much water you are using. Aside from keeping us accountable in our water conservation efforts, the WaterWatch meter has many other beneficial uses including:
So we’d like to encourage all you “hoser’s” out there to pick up your WaterWatch meter this holiday season.
To purchase your WaterWatch meter visit the eartheasy.com store here.