Conserve Electricity by... (Refrigerators)

...using new fridges (they are more efficient and econnomical).A 15-year-old fridge could cost up to $150 a year in extra energy costs to run.




...making sure the door is always closed (also avoid opening it unnecessarily). The more you open it frequently the more energy it takes to keep the inside temperature cool).




...checking the gasket once in a while (fridge uses more energy when there is a leak in the door.)




...regular defrosting (Allowing frost to build up more than 1/4 inch will make them run less efficiently.)




...checkin' out all the listed items below.

Use Water Wisely by... (part 2)

...recycling water. Water used in washing dishes or in food preparation can be used to water plants. When you think of conserving water you can think of ways to recycle it and/or use it in the most economical way...




...washing the car in the lawn, which also means you don't need to water the lawn anymore...




...washing dishes in a basin instead of using running water...




...using broom to clean your garage, sidewalk, or driveway instead of using water spray. Washing a sidewalk or driveway with a hose uses about 50 gallons of water every 5 minutes...




...watering the garden early in the morning or late in the afternoon, because evaporation is less during these times.




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Our Mother Earth...

...isn't she beautiful?...




...isn't she worth saving?...




...isn't she worth protecting?...




...isn't she magnificent?...




...isn't she wonderful?...





...(aren't they stunning?)...

Use Water Wisely by... ( part 1 )

...organizing laundry schedule (wait until you've met the recommended capacity of the washing machine)...




...fixing leaky pipes or dripping faucets...




...putting faucet aerators on sink faucets...




...using new toilet set that uses less than 1.6 gallons per flush (better yet, put a brick inside the toilet tank)...




...turning off faucet while soaping hands, shaving, and/or brushing your teeth...