We're all thinking about a plan to conserve water, and we've alreaedy thought of a plan. Our plan is to help build a specical filter that connets to your toilet, sink, shower/tub which connects to your hoes and uses less water.(also cost less!) If this plan works we get $2000$ from the goverment!! That would be the coolest to do that. Well I hope I win. Wish me luck!
That is an interesting idea. I know there are products you can buy to help you conserve water at home. I have heard you can put a container in your toilet and it won't use as much water. Have you ever heard about that?
Posted by: Ms. Emmert | December 01, 2007 at 05:47 AM
That's a really good idea to conserve water! I hope you win and wish you good luck!
Posted by: Shawn | February 25, 2008 at 04:25 PM
Hi Dylan,
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Posted by: Terion | March 11, 2008 at 08:38 AM
I found a great home water conservation device that saves water and also saves me a bunch of time! I got a Hot Water Lobster Instant Hot Water valve a few months ago and it's awesome! It’s a recirculation system that needs no electricity or pump! I don't waste water down the drain waiting for the water to get hot anymore in the shower. It's quite convenient to not have to stand waiting for the kitchen water to warm up too! I think it will pay off pretty quickly. I paid only $179.95 at their website. It was super easy for me to install! I think everyone should get one if you want to save water, time, and energy! One unit was enough to work for my whole house! Here's their site... Check it out:
www.hotwaterlobster.com
Posted by: Bill Fisher | March 31, 2009 at 08:13 PM
An anti siphon valve helps prevent the back flow of water to the water source. This avoids the contamination of the water supply from other foreign objects or chemicals that may get into the plumbing as the water pump in an outdoor.
Posted by: plumbing | April 04, 2011 at 05:58 PM