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#169
Marry the weather with your landscape water use. Water use should decrease during rainy periods and increase during…
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#170
Visit your local Water Conservation office’s website to get information on programs available to businesses.
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Water Saving Tip #170
Visit your local Water Conservation office’s website to get information on programs available to businesses.
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#171
Make sure your contract plumber and/or maintenance personnel knows about GreenPlumbers®.
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Water Saving Tip #171
Make sure your contract plumber and/or maintenance personnel knows about GreenPlumbers®.
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#172
Ask your company to support water conservation events and education. ProjectWet hosts local events throughout the country.
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Water Saving Tip #172
Ask your company to support water conservation events and education. ProjectWet hosts local events throughout the country.
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#173
Support Tap Into Quality and forgo those plastic water bottles to lower your carbon footprint.
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Water Saving Tip #173
Support Tap Into Quality and forgo those plastic water bottles to lower your carbon footprint.
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#174
Scrape dishes rather than rinsing them before washing.
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#175
Use water-conserving icemakers.
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#176
A recent study showed that 99% of business managers surveyed ranked water conservation as a “top five” priority…
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#177
If your facility relies on cooling towers, have maintenance maximize cycles of concentration by providing efficient water treatment.
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#178
Be sure your irrigation system is watering only the areas intended, with no water running onto walks, streets…
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#179
While cleaning sidewalks, a hose and nozzle use 8-12 gallons of water per minute. A pressurized Waterbroom® uses…
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Inspect your landscape irrigation system regularly for leaks or broken sprinkler heads and adjust pressures to specification.
100+ Water-Saving Tips
Saving water is easy. Really easy. Here are more than 100 useful water-saving tips for your home and office. Learn how to save water indoors and outdoors. Incorporate these tips into your everyday habits. Before long, you’ll be a natural at water conservation.