Water, the elixir of life, is becoming an increasingly scarce resource. With more than 1.2 billion people lack access to clean drinking water, the scenario will worsen if the water crisis in the country is not met seriously.
Therefore, water conservation has
become an essential practice in all regions, even in areas where the water
seems abundant. It is our responsibility to ensure that use water as
efficiently as possible because wherever we are, whoever we are, we rely on the
water.
When it comes to conservation,
small adjustments can have a big impact. And simple actions you take today can
help save a lot of - because every drop counts!
Here are some tips on how to save water at home:
Check pipes for leaks: Remember
that a small drip of a faucet worn washer can waste 20 gallons of water per day
and Marger leaks mean hundreds of gallons.
Soak your dishes: You may have
seen her mother doing this weekend for the hard fat or baked-on food without
having to rub out hard. But it is also a great way to save water. Therefore,
fill the container with water (up to above the halfway point) and put the dirty
dishes in it for an hour before washing.
Take shorter showers: Make sure
the shower while soaping turns off and then on again to rinse. Install low-flow
showerheads can also help use less water than a normal shower.
Turn off the tap while brushing:
You should not keep the water running while brushing your teeth. Off after
wetting the brush and fill a glass rinsing the mouth.
Avoid using the toilet as a
wastebasket: Every time you flush a tissue or a cigarette butt, which is losing
five to seven gallons of water.
World Water Day is held annually on 22 March. The day attention on the importance of freshwater and advocating
focuses the sustainable management of freshwater resources.
The theme this year is
"Water and employment" ( "Best water, better jobs")
indicating the correlations between water and create jobs, either directly or
indirectly by water sources in the world.
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