Fix Leaks: A leaking faucet or toilet can waste a lot of water over time. Fix any leaks as soon as possible to save water.

Use a low-flow showerhead: Replacing your regular showerhead with a low-flow showerhead can reduce water usage by up to 50%.

Turn off the tap: Do not leave the tap running while brushing your teeth or shaving. You can save up to 6 liters of water per minute by turning off the tap.

Use a bucket to wash: Instead of running running water when washing your car or mopping the floors, use a bucket to save water.

Water plants at the right time: Water plants early in the morning or late in the evening to reduce evaporation and ensure that water goes directly to the roots.

Use a dishwasher: Dishwashers use less water than washing by hand. Wait for a full load before running the dishwasher to maximize water efficiency.

Use a broom: Use a broom instead of a hose to clean your driveway or sidewalk. This will save water and do the job just as well.

Install a rain barrel: Collect rainwater in a barrel and use it to water your garden or lawn. This will reduce your dependence on the water supply.

Use a pool cover: Covering your pool when not in use can reduce evaporation and water loss. This also keeps the pool clean and reduces the need for chemicals.

Repair the sprinkler system: Make sure your sprinkler system is working properly and watering the right areas. This will prevent wasted water and keep your lawn looking great.

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