Hydration, personal hygiene, cooking, cleaning, and waste removal are all made possible with water; but what happens when the power goes out? In most cases, power outages will come and go in the blink of an eye. However, it’s not unheard of for outages to last days or even weeks, putting both a property and […]
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More than two trillion gallons of water are still lost every year and a significant portion of this water waste comes from undetected leaks and inefficient irrigation practices. Common signs of an undiscovered leak can include a surprising increase in water usage – even though water use routines haven’t changed – and an equal increase […]
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The Fourth of July is almost here! As you prepare for the holiday, save water and money with these ten water conservation tips: 1.) Buy recycled paper products: Products made from 100 percent recycled paper require much less water in their manufacturing than those made from virgin paper. 2.) Let your grass grow: Instead of […]
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Plumbing system integrity is not something that we often think about. And although plumbing systems are highly prone to inefficiencies and leaks, the famous proverb “out of sight, out of mind” often holds water. Protect your investment, the environment and your budget with these in-building water conservation tips: Restrooms • Install low flow fixtures and […]
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If you’re a property owner or manager, you’re likely accustomed to receiving a billing statement from your water provider every one to three months. Knowing how to read a water bill can serve as a great resource when it comes to saving money; however, reading and analyzing the information provided isn’t always easy. With this […]
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Mark your calendars for the EPA’s Fix-a-Leak Week, March 18th through the 24th. Celebrated in March of each year, Fix-a-Leak Week encourages every day Americans to play a role in decreasing water waste by checking fixtures and making water conscious decisions. Did you know? Leaks contribute to over 1 trillion gallons of water lost in […]
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Education professionals and students have a unique opportunity to educate water users and empower them to conserve both in schools, and throughout the community. Whether you’re a staff member or student, here are a few suggestions for promoting water conservation: Teachers As the main point of contact for our youth, teachers play a vital role […]
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The holiday season is upon us, which to us at WaterSignal means even more ways to conserve water! As you gear up for the holidays, save water and money with these 8 water conscious tips: 1.) Use recycled paper products Products made from 100 percent recycled paper require much less water in their manufacturing than […]
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Commercial buildings by nature are large water users. While agriculture, power generation, and manufacturing account for a significant portion of water consumption in the U.S., commercial buildings are not far behind. In addition to incentive programs and tax breaks, commercial buildings can save valuable resources by following these streamlined water conservation methods: 1. Install low-flow […]
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Water conservation is something we harp on during the summer, but what about the remainder of the year? When outdoor water requirements dwindle in the fall, it’s easy to put conservation on the back burner while water waste continues to occur inside your building. With that in mind, here are 5 fall water conservation tips […]
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