Faucets

Your bathroom sink faucet must use 2.2 gallons per minute or less. You  can increase your tap’s efficiency with a 1.5 gpm aerator, available at any local hardware store.

Save water without spending a dime
1. Turn off the water while you brush your teeth.
2. Fill a mild carton jug with stones and place it in your toilet tank to displace the water.
3. Use an egg timer from your kitchen to cut showers down to 5 minutes.
4. Turn off the water while shaving.
5. Fix toilet and faucet leaks immediately.
6. Don’t use your toilet as a trash can.
7. Collect “warm up” water to irrigate your lawn and flowerbeds.
8. Conserve energy.  The National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates .47 gallons of water are lost for
every kilowatt-hour of power generated by coal power plants.