Turn off the water while you brush your teeth. Dentists say you should brush for at least two minutes. Turning the water off during that time will save about eight gallons of water!
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07 May
Chemical free stain removal.
Chemical free stain removal- long known by Grandmothers– pour boiling water on the spot as soon as possible and it comes right out. No detergent or soap needed! This may not be advisable on some materials but it keeps that bottle of chemicals out of the water supply. This could save you a lot of scrubbing and maybe even keep that garment out of the landfill.
03 May
Use Less Shampoo and Soap
Most of us use way more shampoo and soap than we need. Try using smaller portions, dime-size rather than quarter. When you are half way through the bottle, add some water to dilute it. It will work just as well.
Or you could shave your head like me and not use any shampoo at all! 