Shravan khanal 9 A_ Checklist

  WATER CONSERVATION CHECKLIST

Check for repair and leaks

Check your sink and tub faucets

Check your toilets

Check under appliances like your dishwasher, clothes washer, and hot water heater

Check your refrigerator and icemaker

Look for indicators of moisture behind walls and under floors.

Prefer to use the shower, not always a bath

When brushing your teeth, close the tap!

Use a watering can to water the plants.

Use a bucket to clean the floors 

When soaping in the shower, close the shower tap

Use the washing machine fully loaded half full

Prefer to use a dishwasher to do the dishes!

When doing dishes by hand, don’t let the water run from the tap.

Use a bucket and sponge to clean the car!

Use the correct water-saving button on the toilet!

When drinking water, try to use our drinking fountain

When you drink from the tap, close the tap when done!

Water the plants in the playground with a watering can.

Don’t play too much with water in the summer.

We should try to reuse our rainwater.



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