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Cutting Water Expenses
One of the most used utilities in our house is water. All the showers, laundry, cleaning, and drinking really add up and it shows when the bill comes every month. So, you ask, how can I easily cut back the expenses on my water bill? Here are a few easy tips to help you out…
Try to do full loads of laundry. A typical full load usually uses about 21 gallons of water. A small load uses 14 gallons. Several small loads use considerable more water than one or two large loads. Over the course of a year, this can add up to a savings of about $25-$125/year.
Similarly, run your dishwasher only when you have a full load. Allow the dishes to air dry instead of using the heat cycle. Try to place dishes appropriately in the washer so that they get cleaned appropriately. This will prevent having to re-wash some dishes because they are still dirty. An average dishwasher costs about $60 to $100 per year to run. By waiting to clean until it is full, you can save from $35-$55/year. Continue reading this post…
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