At Home: check for and fix leaks from faucets and pipes; even the smallest drip can waste as much as 75 liters a day. Follow these water saving tips to help conserve.

In the bathroom:
• Install low-flow areators in faucets & low-flow shower heads.
• Flush less - remember the toilet is not an ashtray or wastebasket.
• If you hear your toilet run water every now & then, check the flapper or flush valve.
• While brushing teeth, shaving, etc., turn off the water.
• When cold water will do, avoid using hot water.
• Take shorter showers - 5 minutes or less.
In the kitchen:
• Operate the dishwasher only when you have a full load.
• Scrape, don’t rinse, your dishes before loading in the dishwasher.
• When purchasing a dishwasher, consider a water-efficient model.
• Thaw frozen food in the refrigerator or microwave, not under running water.
• Store drinking water in refrigerator instead of running the tap to wait for cool water.
• Hand washing dishes, fill 1 sink with soapy water & the rinsing sink to 1/3 or 1/2
• Avoid letting the water run continuously in the rinsing sink.
In the laundry:
• For washers with water level settings, select minimum amount required per load.
• If load size cannot be set, operate the washer with full loads only.
• Use the shortest wash cycle for lightly soiled loads.
• Check hoses regularly for leaks.
• Pretreat stains to avoid rewashing.