Here are some 5 easy steps to “break out of the status H2O”
- Stop using bottled water, drink tap water instead
- Water your lawn at night to minimize the amount of moisture lost to evaporation
- Get a low flush toilet and economical shower head nozzle
- Collect rain water to water plants and gardens
- Always wait for full loads of laundry and dishwashers before starting a cycle
Just like that you can help do your part!
For instance, did you know that just by using a things like a toilet tank bag (not as complicated as it sounds), a low-flow shower nozzle and a tap aerator, that you could use over 20% less water each year?
And the best part is, you can get all of this for only $12 through Vancouver’s WaterSaver Kits.
Do your part and get involved and preserve our fresh water future!
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Fill a Frisbee
Just one inch- or one Frisbee full- of water over the week from rain or the hose is all your lawn needs to stay healthy. Lay a Frisbee upside down within the range of your sprinkler and time how long it takes to fill. That’s how long you should run the sprinkler over the week.