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FREESaving Water Tips
Following on from yesterday's post regarding reducing water use, here are some top tips we have come across to help consumers save water:
Use R M Labels Mains Water Stopcock valve tag to identify your stopcock so that it can quickly be turned off in an emergency and save wasted water[/caption]
If you have a water leak in your home, how quickly can you locate your mains water stopcock and isolate the water supply? Knowing immediately where the stopcock in located could save litres of wasted water and also save endless damage to your home. Seeing a Mains Water Stopcock label hanging on the valve will continually remind you and your family of where it is located and if an emergency arises you will be able to go straight to it and turn it off. Many plumbing and heating professionals are already installing these labels as part of their service and putting their details on the reverse of the label, so that the homeowner can quickly and easily get in touch in an emergency.
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- Turn off the tap whilst brushing your teeth - a running tap wastes over 6 litres per minute.
- Purchase a water efficient dual flush toilet, which has a split flush button giving the user the choice of how much water to use - this will be typically 4-6 litres of water opposed to the old style flush systems which use a massive 13 litres per flush.
- Try to avoid flushing away cotton wall or make-up tissues. Not only can these items block the system, simply throwing them in a bin will cut down
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on the amount of water wasted with every flush. - A bath typically uses around 80 litres, whilst a short shower can use as little as a third of that amount. But beware, since many power showers may actually use more than a bath.
- Switch to a low flow aerated shower head which reduces the amount of water used by mixing air in with the water to still give the same pressure and feel as a normal shower.
- Don't leave the shower running before you get in and try to keep track of the time you spend in the shower by setting a timer alarm on your mobile phone.
- Take shallower baths - by running a bath just an inch shorter than usual, you can save on average 5 litres of water.
- You can minimise your water use by reusing your bathwater to water your houseplants or garden.
Use R M Labels Mains Water Stopcock valve tag to identify your stopcock so that it can quickly be turned off in an emergency and save wasted water[/caption]
If you have a water leak in your home, how quickly can you locate your mains water stopcock and isolate the water supply? Knowing immediately where the stopcock in located could save litres of wasted water and also save endless damage to your home. Seeing a Mains Water Stopcock label hanging on the valve will continually remind you and your family of where it is located and if an emergency arises you will be able to go straight to it and turn it off. Many plumbing and heating professionals are already installing these labels as part of their service and putting their details on the reverse of the label, so that the homeowner can quickly and easily get in touch in an emergency.
Back to our main site: www.rmlabels.com
