Still, indoor water use makes up at least 40% of most household’s total water use, ... so let’s get to the best ways to save water right away. Rethink your toilet.

A running faucet wastes about 2-3 gallons per minute, so you can imagine how much water you’re washing down the drain if you keep your tap on while you soap up your hands, or the entire time you ...

Ripping up the lawn is the single best way to save water, but doing that can take weeks, if not months, of consideration and planning. 43 easy ways to save water at home -- without losing the lawn ...

Five ways to save water Clotilde Passalacqua, interior design leader at Ikea UK and Ireland, offers some tips on how to save water and to live more sustainably. 1.

Practical Ways to Save Water at Home ... Not every tip works for every person or household. But if we each do a little to save water every day, it could add up to make all the difference.

Yet some of the simplest and most effective ways to save water are behavioral. Here are eight ways you can start saving water right now -- no trips to the hardware store required. No drop of water is ...

Stop leaks: A drippy faucet can add up to many gallons down the drain. It takes 15,000 drips to make one gallon, but a faucet leaking at five drips a minute adds up to 173 wasted gallons a year ...

3. Cool down your hot water heater. Sure, a hot shower feels good to get the day going. But heating the tank is a big energy hog. The average household spends $400 to $600 a year just to heat ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's WaterSense program labels thousands of products in a variety of price points, styles and finishes. Not only do WaterSense-labeled products look great ...