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Water Conservation: Around The House

Posted: 10:26 am EDT October 11, 2007Updated: 1:43 pm EDT October 25, 2007

ATLANTA --
  • Adjust your washing machine to use less water

  • Install a hot water recirculation system

  • Never put water down the drain that can be used for cleaning or watering plants

  • Reuse fish tank water on your plants -- it makes great fertilizer

  • Repair dripping faucets

  • Install flow restrictors on all facuets

  • Insulate your water pipes. You'll get hot water faster

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