Water Saving Tips

Water Saving Tips

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The comfort of water availability cannot be taken for granted

Our Water Resources won't last forever if not treated wisely, it's your responsibility and mine to do our parts when it comes to saving our Water Resources.

Saving on your Water Usage will also help you to save on your Energy Expenses...

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Here are some simple tips to help you with saving on your Water Bills...

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Water in your Bathrooms:

• Take shorter bath and plug your Tub's drain first before filling your Tub.

• Don't fill more than One-Third of your Tub, beware that if cold water comes first, the hot water will follow and you will still be having your desired Warm Bath.

• While Shaving, don't keep the water running, close the tap and open only when needed.

• Replace your Showerheads with water flow reducers, it will save you up to 70% of the Water used when showering.

• Close your Water Heater during the Summer, you would still have a warm water to use.

• Don't throw Toilet Papers or hair down your toilet, to avoid unnecessary water flow blockage.

• Upgrade your Toilet seat with a new Dual Flush System, that will help you control the amount

       of water being used for flushing based on the need.

• Consider fixing quickly any damage that happens to your Toilet Flush System to avoid

       excessive unnecessary use of Water.

• Always beware of any water leakage and be urged to fix the problem as soon as you can.

• Turn Off the Tap when brushing your teeth, rather then keeping the water running unnecessarily, filling a cup of water and using it while brushing your teeth could also be very helpful. 

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Water in your Kitchens:

• Close your Tap whenever you are cleaning your fruits and vegetables, fill a half of a pan with water and wash your food in it instead of keeping the Water Tap running during the washing. when done use the water to water your plants rather than throwing it.

• Steam your food when cooking instead of boiling it, steaming your food is way

       healthier and more environmental friendly.

• Use the leftover cooking water to water your plants rather than throwing it.

• Instead of using running Water for defrosting your food, thaw the frozen food in the refrigerator overnight.

• Install Flow aerators on your taps to reduce the amount of water usage while maintaining the same water pressure.

• Use Energy Efficient Dishwashers that reduce Water and Electricity Consumptions.

• Always be aware of any leakage in the Faucets or the Pipes and act fast to fix it.

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Water in your Laundry Rooms:

• Operate your washing machine only when fully loaded as much as you can and set the appropriate Water Level accordingly.

• Get rid of your Old Washing Machine and buy a new Highly-Efficient one where less Water and lower Electricity consumption are considered.

• Front Loading Washing Machines use much less Water than the Top Loading ones, consider this when buying your new Washing Machine.

• Use Warm Water in washing your clothes, rather than Hot water, this will save more water, more electricity and the end result will be the same.

• Use Cold Water in washing some types of clothes in case hot water is not necessary.

• Re-use your Towels and Bed Sheets as much as you can before washing them.

• Check for leaks in your laundry room or in your washing machine and fix leaks immediately.

• If clothes hand-washing can be done, it's way more preferable than using the washing machine when it comes to saving Energy.

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