Kitchen water:
1, clean cookware, tableware, if the oil is too heavy, you can wipe off the oil with paper first, and then rinse it clean.
2. Washing dishes and chopsticks with rice washing water, noodle soup, overnight tea can remove oil and save water consumption and detergent pollution.
3. Where there is a lot of dirt or grease, you can first use the used tea bag (washed and dried) to smear some cooked oil on the dirty place, and then wipe it with a dishcloth stained with detergent, which is easy to decontaminate.
4. When washing vegetables, don't wash them directly under the tap, try to put them in a water container and adjust the washing order. For example, you can peel and remove mud from vegetables with skin first, and then wash them clean; Wash leafy and fruit vegetables first, and then wash root vegetables.
Don't use water to help thaw food.
Use an egg cooker instead of a cauldron to boil eggs.
Personal cleaning water:
7. Don't always turn on the tap when washing hands, washing face and brushing teeth. You should drain water intermittently. For example, when washing your hands and face, turn off the tap when soaping, and turn off the tap when brushing your teeth.
8, reduce the number of baths, each bath, control the amount of water, about one-third of the water in the bathtub.
9. Collect the released water and preheat the laundry.
10 When taking a bath, stand in a collection container to collect used water for flushing the toilet or scrubbing the floor. Don't turn on the shower head for a long time. Wet your body and hair first, then turn off the shower nozzle, use shower gel and shampoo, and wash for the last time.
1 1. Use a water-saving faucet that can adjust the water output in stages.
Laundry water:
12, concentrate on washing clothes and reduce washing times.
13, reduce the use of washing machines, try not to use the full-use mode, and wash small clothes by hand.
14. When rinsing small clothes, turn off the tap and rinse with running water, and collect the used water in the empty basin below, instead of picking up several basins of water and rinsing for many times. This not only facilitates washing, but also reduces the total water consumption and recovers the collected water.
15. The rinsed water can be used as washing water for the next laundry or for wiping the floor.
16. When washing clothes, properly add washing powder and choose phosphorus-free washing powder to reduce pollution.
Bathroom water saving:
17, if conditions permit, please choose a new water-saving toilet.
18. If you use an old toilet that is not water-saving, you can put a drink bottle filled with water in the water tank of the toilet to reduce the flushing volume. (Note: This method should be careful not to hinder the movement of water in the water tank. )
19, the toilet is not a trash can. Don't pour leftovers and other sundries into the toilet to avoid the waste caused by washing these sundries.
20. Collect clothes, vegetables and bath water to flush the toilet.
Check the water tank equipment regularly, replace or repair it in time, and do not put cleaning products such as detergent into the water tank, which may cause the rubber plate and pad in the water tank to age, lead to water leakage and waste.
Other water use:
2 1, eat out, change dishes as little as possible, and reduce the amount of dishes washed in restaurants, thus reducing water consumption.
22. Get into the good habit of turning off the tap.
23. Wash the vehicle with reclaimed water.
24. Educate children to save water and encourage them not to play water-saving games.
Don't waste the remaining tea and mineral water to water the flowers.
26. Don't dump the remaining water before filling the kettle, but collect it with other circulating water for reuse.
27. Choose a car wash shop that uses water-saving washing equipment.
28. Pay attention to frost cracking of outdoor water pipes in winter.
29. Collect rainwater and use it.
30. When going out or having a meeting, bring your own water cup or small-capacity bottled water to reduce the waste of remaining bottled water.
3 1, calling for the use of permeable floor tiles in municipal and residential construction. Plant shrubs and trees instead of large lawns.
32. Call on collective bathrooms and boiling water rooms to take a bath and get water with prepaid cards.
33. Don't throw garbage into rivers and lakes, and don't throw away waste batteries to prevent pollution of natural water resources.