All You Need to Know About Water Saving Technology Around the House

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After concluding last week’s post with water conservation tips, I was motivated to look deeper into more steps homeowners can take to conserve water, as well as the new technology surrounding this issue. I found all I needed (and MUCH more) at www.h2ouse.org.

The website was created by the California Urban Water Conservation Council under a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. They’ve covered everything! For example, in the ‘Home Tour’ section alone they have indoor information on The Bathroom, Kitchen, Laundry, Garage, and Basement and outdoor information on Landscaping, Pool and Spa, Patio, and The Water Meter. To give you further insight on the depth of this site, if you click on the link to the kitchen (which is an illustration looking very much like a Hanna/Barbera cartoon) you are given info and tips regarding: Faucet, Dishwasher, Home Water Treatment, Hot Water on Demand, and Greywater and/or Dual Water Systems. Chip in a few dollars a month to help support independent cleantech coverage that helps to accelerate the cleantech revolution!

This site’s information on home water saving is seemingly all-encompassing. Take in to account that the site also offers a resources tab with links to other helpful sites and informative books, and a newsletter covering latest trends; this site is the one-stop-shop for all things water conservation. It’s also very user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing. I’m convinced the tips and technology highlighted will do a lot to make a difference in the area of water conservation–so, fellow water lovers, spread the word to friends and family.

Afterall, we’re all between 45 and 75 percent water.


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