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A running tap during brushing your teeth, shaving or having a quick wash wastes a lot of water.

Wasted water from a dripping tap can be a lot more than you might think, those drips soon add up! Have dripping taps repaired.

Taking a short shower instead of a long bath will save you a lot of water.

Washing machines are very energy intensive, so sensible use is important to the environment and your pockets.

Dishwashers use a lot of water and energy to run, so if you must use one, you should use it sensibly.

We all love tea and coffee, but we often boil more water than we actually need which is wasteful.

Storing a jug of water in the fridge to use for drinking will save you water.

Water can often be reused for something else, so think before you choose to throw it down the drain.

When you have to go, you have to go, but there are ways you can save water and money with sensible use of your toilet.

A water butt will collect rain water for you, and you may never need to use tap water again for taking care of your garden.

You don't need a steady flow of water from a hose pipe to give your paths and patios a good wash down. Just a bucket, a broom, and a little water!

Your garden will do absolutely fine if it's watered just once or twice a week. Use hose pipes and sprinklers sensibly.

Mulch is any material placed over your soil. It will help your soil retain water meaning you'll need to water your garden less often.

You should always use a bucket and a sponge when cleaning your car when possible. Not a constantly running hose.

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