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Water Saving Week is all about saving water, and where better to start saving water than at home. That's why, on Monday 19th March 2018, is our theme is saving water in your home.
Water Saving Week is all about saving water, and where better to start saving water than at home. That's why, on Monday 19th March 2018, is our theme is saving water in your home.
'Saving water in your home' day is sponsored by WaterSafe – the water-sector backed online search facility where you can find trusted and qualified plumbers in your area. Plumbers approved through WaterSafe are trained to meet the strict regulations for installing pipes and fittings which supply drinking water, and can also help homes and businesses become more water efficient.
'Saving water in your home' day is sponsored by WaterSafe – the water-sector backed online search facility where you can find trusted and qualified plumbers in your area. Plumbers approved through WaterSafe are trained to meet the strict regulations for installing pipes and fittings which supply drinking water, and can also help homes and businesses become more water efficient.
Top tip: Leaky loos are one of the most common causes of unexpected high water use for consumers in the UK. Keep an eye on your bill and if it goes up check your toilets for leaks. If it needs fixing, get an approved plumber to fix it ASAP!
Scroll down for downloadable, printable packs full of ideas and tips on saving water and to join Mr Splosh in his mission to use water wisely, everywhere, everyday!
Scroll down for downloadable, printable packs full of ideas and tips on saving water and to join Mr Splosh in his mission to use water wisely, everywhere, everyday!
Downloads
Downloads
Get involved!
Get involved!
Let us know what you are up to for #WaterSavingWeek, and share your best water saving tips! Join the #TapChat too, and find out what kind of water user you are!
Let us know what you are up to for #WaterSavingWeek, and share your best water saving tips! Join the #TapChat too, and find out what kind of water user you are!
Win!
Win!
Tweet, Insta, Facebook or email your best snaps of you saving water at home using #WaterSavingWeek and #WSWphotocomp to win a Waterblade for your bathroom taps!
Tweet, Insta, Facebook or email your best snaps of you saving water at home using #WaterSavingWeek and #WSWphotocomp to win a Waterblade for your bathroom taps!
Waterblade takes a trickle of water and transforms it, making it many times more useful for washing your hands. This enables reductions in both water and energy consumption..
Waterblade does this by taking a trickle of water and shaping it into a ‘Jelly Fish’ shaped, paper thin sheet of water that is as wide as your hand. This is an extremely efficient distribution of the water.
The Waterblade uses a quarter of the water of a standard tap, and half that of a water saving aerator.
Test your water saving knowledge and find which region knows the most on the Eco Action Online Tournament!
Test your water saving knowledge and find which region knows the most on the Eco Action Online Tournament!
Learn
Learn
Check out blogs, articles and podcasts from Waterwise and around the Internet:
- Waterwise blogs for Water Saving Week
- More on Leaky Loos from Rosie at Thames Water
- Water Saving for Bargain Hunting by Water Saving Steff
- Listen to this podcast on the impact of the media on the 2012 drought
- The water crisis in Cape Town
- What do people think about water? Research from Hubbub and Affinity Water
And don't forget to download our pack on Saving Water at Home and go to the Waterwise website for more info and tips
Water Saving Week is run by Waterwise, and UK not-for-profit that wants to get people using water wisely everywhere, everyday
Water Saving Week is run by Waterwise, and UK not-for-profit that wants to get people using water wisely everywhere, everyday
Water Saving Week is brought to you by Waterwise, our Supporters and Affiliates and Water Saving Week sponsors and partners:
Water Saving Week is brought to you by Waterwise, our Supporters and Affiliates and Water Saving Week sponsors and partners:
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