
Check Your Faucets
If you have a bathroom or kitchen faucet that drips constantly, you could be wasting gallons of water each week. Tightening up those connections is fairly simple, and, if you’re unsure, there are plenty of resources online to help. Of course, if there’s a major faucet or pipe problem, our professional team can be there to help as soon as possible. Also, make sure to only run the water when you really need it, instead of leaving it running while you brush your teeth or wash your face.
Take More Showers
Now, that might sound a little counterintuitive, but taking more showers and fewer baths can also help you save on water. We know that taking a bath at the end of a long day can help you relax, but some tubs can take up to 30 gallons to fill. In comparison, a 10-minute shower with a low-flow showerhead will only consume approximately 18 to 20 gallons of water.
Upgrade Your Dishwasher
Most modern homes have a dishwasher, but if yours is a bit outdated, it could make sense to upgrade to more water-efficient model. Waiting until the dishwasher is full can also help you save water, and will cut down on the amount of water you use when you wash a few dishes by hand after every meal.
If you’re trying to save money on your monthly water bill, these tips can help you see a difference. If leaky pipes or plumbing problems are the main culprit, contact Integrity Repipe today for prompt and professional service.