Indoors

Being aware of your indoor water usage and changing the rate and manner in which it is used can save you money and have a positive impact on the community.

5 activities that will save water, and your money

Fix Those Leaks

  • A running toilet can use 200 gallons of water/day or more..
  • Don't ignore a dripping faucet. That drip can add up to a lot of wasted water.



Upgrade to Water Saving Appliances

  • Install a WaterSense showerhead.
  • Replace an old toilet with an WaterSense toilet.
  • Switch to Energy Star certified clothes washers and dish washers that use less water and run more efficiently.

Don't Let the Water Run

  • Don't leave the water running when you're not using it. Turn it off while you're brushing your teeth, shaving, scrubbing dishes, or other activities.
  • Install an aerator in your faucet to help limit the flow of water without reducing pressure.

Full Loads Only

If you have a dish or clothes washer, only run them when there's a full load. This saves water and energy.







Insulate to Save

Insulate exposed hot water pipes so you don't have to run the water as long for it to get hot.







Water Saving Calculator

How much water do you use?

Use this water calculator to find out!