From your showerhead! Showers rather than baths at this time of year help conserve water in the waning days of summer's heat. The more you save, the more there is to go around. You will also keep your waterbill more affordable.
From your showerhead! Showers rather than baths at this time of year help conserve water in the waning days of summer's heat. The more you save, the more there is to go around. You will also keep your waterbill more affordable.
Take time for a big sweep. Old bicycle tires. Broken pool toys. That oil can from the lawnmower . . . all need to go out. Find a place to recycle or reuse. When the first cold days hit (seems impossible, but it's coming) you'll be glad you can park inside.
Sheltering in place over the summer has created the opportunity for never-before family memories. Use a service like Sutterfly to print a book of your summer photos to remember the year the world shut down. You'll look back on it in days to come and treasure your family time together.
A drip a second fills a gallon container in only a few hours. That's up to five gallons a day! Check your faucets (inside and out). Replace the gaskets if needed. The world (and your water bill) will thank you!
The start of school is in flux in many states with the remnants of COVID-19 still around. When you contact your child's school, use succinct, straightforward language. The school will be fielding many inquiries, so make yours to the point and simple.