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  • a vapor barrier installed on the ground outside a building as the concrete slab foundation is readied to be poured

    Vapor Barriers and Concrete: Everything You Want To Know

    If you’re thinking about pouring a concrete slab, it’s essential to understand the basics of vapor barriers. What are they, if you need one, and how you install them. This information will help you make the best decision for your project.

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  • a toilet with a hand in it attempting to fix it for using too much water to flush

    What to Do When a Toilet Uses Too Much Water to Flush

    Does your toilet use too much water to flush it? This article will explain why it happens and what to do about it.

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  • The Pros and Cons of Low Flow Toilets Explained

    The Pros and Cons of Low Flow Toilets Explained

    If you’re contemplating a low flow toilet, this guide will examine the pros and cons.

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  • How to Make a Low-Flow Toilet Flush Better (8 Ways)

    How to Make a Low-Flow Toilet Flush Better (8 Ways)

    Do you have a low-flow toilet and want to improve its flushing? You can’t miss this article!

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  • Can You Safely Run a Dishwasher Without Water?

    Can You Safely Run a Dishwasher Without Water?

    When you run out of water, does that mean you have to stop using your dishwasher entirely? This article will explore that question.

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  • Is It Illegal to Remove a Flow Restrictor? (What to Know)

    Is It Illegal to Remove a Flow Restrictor? (What to Know)

    Flow restrictors play an essential role in water conservation and impact water pressure in faucets and showerheads. Nonetheless, sometimes they may not deliver just the amount of water you need, prompting you to do away with them. 

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    Low-Flow Showerheads: How Do You Tell if You Have One?

    If you’ve ever had to replace or fix your shower head – or you’re shopping for a new one – you may wonder which type offers the most pressurized water flow and which is more economical. The right shower head can change your mornings (and your bank account), and low-flow shower heads are a perfect choice. 

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  • A woman washing dishes in her kitchen sink with cold water

    Can You Wash Your Dishes With Cold Water And Soap?

    Cleaning your utensils with hot water is all bliss until you start feeling the heat of your energy bills. The good news is you don’t necessarily have to use hot water, as cold water and soap will still effectively wash your plates, glasses, and cutlery.

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    Flow Restrictors: Do All New Shower Heads Have Them?

    New shower heads come loaded with many outstanding features worth considering. But, as you look to improve your water conservation, one thing that you cannot afford to ignore is a flow restrictor.

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  • Can You Run a Dishwasher with a Broken Water Heater?

    Can You Run a Dishwasher with a Broken Water Heater?

    Oh, darn. Your water heater isn’t working. Can you still use your dishwasher?

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  • 20 Simple Ways You Can Save Water at Home (and Money)

    20 Simple Ways You Can Save Water at Home (and Money)

    Everyone wants to save money on their water bills at home, but how do you do it? This guide has 20 efficient methods to try!

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    How Much Water Does a Garden Hose Use Per Hour?

    Many people use a garden hose regularly to transport water for landscaping and cleaning. However, most don’t know how much water their garden hose uses. 

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