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Learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series. Get water conservation tips including how to reduce water usage from the toilet, hot water heater, sprinkler system for the lawn, & in the kitchen & bathroom.
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How to find your water meter: Learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series. Get water conservation tips including how to reduce water usage from the toilet, hot water heater, sprinkler system for the lawn, and in the kitchen and bathroom.
Get water conservation tips including how to reduce water usage from the toilet, hot water heater, sprinkler system for the lawn, and in the kitchen and bathroom. Check the flow indicator on the water meter to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Using the water shut off valve to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series. Get water conservation tips including how to reduce water usage from the toilet, hot water heater, sprinkler system for the lawn, and in the kitchen and bathroom.
Tips for finding inefficient water use in the kitchen to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Check the bathroom for water efficiency to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Check the toilet for leaks to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Adjust toilet water flow to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Find where the toilet is leaking to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Increase appliance water use efficiency to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Hot water heater efficiency to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Using the irrigation controller to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Create a watering schedule to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Techniques for finding leaks outdoors to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Adjusting the sprinklers to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Fix a leak in the irrigation system to learn how to conserve water in the home, in this free video series.
Learn about new water conservation technology for the home in this free video. In this series, get water conservation tips including how to reduce water usage from the toilet, hot water heater, sprinkler system for the lawn, and in the kitchen and bathroom.
In a world where resources seem to be scarce, the environment is feeling the effects of civilization, and mankind has lost his connection to nature, we need to be reminded that not everything is on demand, built to order, and ready to wear. As residents of the planet Earth, and more specifically as homeowners, renters, squatters, and wanderers, we need to get back to the idea of understanding the ground under our feet, building with the contours of the countryside, and reacquainting the non-farming individual with his roots in subsistence farming.
One step in this direction, although a small one, would be to learn how to make our homes more Earth-friendly and green by conserving water. In these free videos our experts, two ladies who have been involved in city level water management and conservation for years, will show you how make your residence more water efficient. They’ll give you tips on where to look for leaks, both indoors and outdoors, as well as how to inspect the kitchen and bathroom for water overuse, adjust the hot water heater, and when to water your lawn for maximum effectiveness.
Cathie Pare' & Alison Jordan Cathie Pare' is a Conservation Specialist with the City of Santa Barbara. She is one of a handful of Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditors and has a degree in environmental horticulture-landscape design and management. Alison Jordan has worked for the City of Santa Barbara, Water Resources Division, for the last sixteen years. Her current position is Water Conservation Coordinator. She earned her B.A. in environmental studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara.dkdk
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