It's Easy To Save Water At Home... Don't Leave The Tap Running

	Shower

By turning the tap off while you're soaping, you can save 60 litres of water. .

Wet down, tap off soap u, rinse off shower for 10 30l minutes 90l save 60l

	Brushing Teeth

By using a glass when brushing your teeth, you use only 0.5 litre of water, compared to 45 litres if you leave the tap running for five minutes.

Glass 0.5l Tap running for 5 minutes 45.0l save 44.5l

	Flushing Toilet

You only need a half-flush for flushing liquid waster instead of a full flush, You'll save 4.5 litres.

Half flush 4.5/ Full flush 9.0l save 4.5l

	Hand-Washing Clothes

By washing clothes in a wash-tub, instead of under a running tap, you can save up to 200 litres.

Wash-tub (one wash, two rinse) 40l Tap running for 20 minutes 240l Save 200l

	Using Washing Machine

Wash with a full load instead of half load and you'll save up to 130 litres of water.

Full load on alternate days 130l Half load every day 130l Save 130l

	Washing Disher

Instead of washing dishes under a running tap, fill two sinks, one for washing and one for rinsing. You'll save 155 litres.

2 full sinks 25l Tap running for 15 minutes 180l Save 155l

	Washing Vegetables

For cleaner vegetables, give them two rinses in a half-filled sink. you'll remove all the dirt and also save 48 litres of water.

Half-filled sink (ywo rinses) 12l Tap running for 5 minutes 60l Save 48l

	Washing Floors

Don't leave the hose running when cleaning your floor. By using a mop and bucket you can save 182 litres.

Mop and bucket 18l Hose running for 5 minutes 200l Save 182l

	Washing Car

You can wash your car just as effectively with two buckets of water as you can with a running hose, and you'll save 382 litres.

Two bucket full 18l Hose running for 10 minutes 400l Save 382l