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11 ways you're wasting water that are costing you

Keeping an eye on your water usage is a good way to save money and help the planet at the same time. Here are 11 ways you're wasting water.

A leaking faucet can waste up to 3,000 gallons per year.
  • There are small everyday things you're doing that are
  • From postponing fixing a leaky faucet to planting the wrong kinds of shrubs for your climate, it's all too easy to waste water.
  • These water-wasting habits can be incredibly costly.

You wait for the tap water to get cold during the summer.

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You have an old toilet.

You plant the wrong kind of flowers or shrubs for your climate.

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You hose down your driveway or patio instead of sweeping it.

You water your plants in the afternoon.

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You haven't installed a shower aerator.

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You put off repairing leaky faucets.

You run your dishwasher when it's not full.

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You throw just a few items of clothing in the washing machine.

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You leave the faucet running while you brush your teeth.

You own a pool but don't cover it.

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