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When washing your clothes, use cold water and make sure the washer is full.
Install a low-flower shower head.
Cut your shower time down to save on water heating costs.
Run your dishwasher only when it's full.
Turn off the sprinkler when it's raining or windy.
Sweep the driveway or garage with a broom instead of the hose.
Use a low-flow showerhead or toilet- they use a lot less water than regular ones.
Ask your parents to show you where your water main shut-off is.
When you donate to an organization, find out where the money goes and make sure the organization supports your values.
Fill the washer and dryer completely. You waste a lot of energy by doing small loads.
Fix or tell someone about a leaky faucet- it can waste up to 2,000 gal of water a year.
Turn off the water while you wash your face, shave, or brush your teeth.
Take shorter showers- preferably less than 5 minutes.