Start saving water in your home

Water, due to the impact of global warming, is becoming an increasingly valuable and vital necessity for humanity. Experts warn that within the next 20 years, water wars could erupt worldwide. So, what can we do to prevent our water resources from running out, the absence of which would mean disaster? Let's start with saving water in our homes and take a close look at what we can do to conserve water in our living spaces!

Adopt the habit of turning off the tap

There's no need to leave the tap running while you're washing your hands, brushing your teeth, or shaving. Close the tap during all these activities and save 6 liters of water per minute.

Shorten your shower time

Strive to take shorter showers. Options for low-flow, water-saving showerheads. You can reduce your water consumption by about 25% by taking a shower instead of filling the bathtub.

Wash fruits and vegetables in containers

If you're someone who washes fruits and vegetables under running water, you're wasting approximately 18 tons of water per year. Instead with a water tank, wash your food items in a container filled with water to use less water and rid your fruits and vegetables of chemicals.

Always fill your machines

Use your washing machine and dishwasher only when they are fully loaded. Don't run the machine for just one glass or a pair of pants. Ensure that you always use your machines in an economic mode. This way, you'll save both electricity and water.

Repair your leaking faucets

Faucets in disrepair can cause leaks and drips. If you have a dripping faucet, be sure to have it repaired. Remember that a dripping faucet can waste 15 liters per day and a staggering 5,500 liters per year.