Water Smart Tips

Kyle Chernetsky • February 24, 2022

Tips to Conserve Water Around the House


Consider these simple habits to help reduce water use inside the home.


1.Fill Bathtub Halfway or Less


Filling up your bathtub halfway or less can save 17-25 gallons of water per person every bath.


2. Fix Leaks


Fixing leaks inside and outside the home can save 27 to 90 gallons of water each day.


3. Install Aerators


Installing aerators can save .7 gallons per minute.


4. Install High-Efficiency Toilets


Installing high-efficiency toilets can save 6-35 gallons per day.


5. Recycle Indoor Water and Irrigate Your Garden


Recycling indoor water to use outdoors can cut water use by 30%.


6. Take 5-minute Showers


Keeping showers under 5 minutes can save 12.5 gallons per shower when using a water-efficient showerhead.


7. Turn Off Water When Brushing Teeth, Shaving


By turning off the water when brushing teeth or shaving you can save 8 gallons of water per person per day.


8. Wash Full Loads of Clothes and Dishes


Washer: saves 15–45 gallons per load. Dishwasher: saves 5–15 gallons per load.

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