Rules for saving water - when rinsing your mouth - turn off the tap; - replace taking a bath with a shower; - when taking a shower, try not to waste water; - wash dishes not under a running stream, but in the sink, closing the drain hole with a plug; - wash clothes when the car is fully loaded; - with the help of parents, fix all leaking faucets; - put a barrel for drainage water in the country house.

Water is needed for the transport of nutrients and oxygen to all cells of the body. It helps turn food into energy and absorb nutrients. Water maintains the stability of body temperature and protects vital organs, participates in maintaining the shape of cells and organs and is important for the health of the skin. We need water every day - we use it for drinking, cooking, washing, cooling, heating, and at almost every stage of product production. Although over 70% of the Earth's surface is covered by water, only about 3% of this water is fresh. Only a third of fresh water is accessible to humans, the rest is stored in glaciers.

Saving water

I make sure to check all the sanitary ware. I always tightly close the tap. I am buying an economical sanitary ware-toilet with two flush modes. I prefer to take a shower rather than a bath. I take a shower a minute or two faster. I close the tap when I brush my teeth.

We can save water at home every day:

-take a short shower instead of the bath;

-turn off the tap when you brush your teeth;

-turn off the tap when you wash your hands or do the washing up;

-fix your leaky faucet;

-when you give your pet fresh water, don't throw the old water down the drain. use it to water plants.

1. Take shorter showers.

2. Turn off the tap while brushing teeth or washing dishes.

3. Fix leaks promptly.

4. Only run the dishwasher and washing machine with full loads.

Use a broom instead of a hose to clean driveways and sidewalks.

Tips for Saving Water:

1. Collect rainwater for outdoor plants.

2. Install water-saving devices such as low-flow shower heads and faucets.

3. Water the garden during the coolest part of the day to minimize evaporation.

4. Mulch around plants to retain moisture in the soil.

5. Reuse water from cooking or rinsing fruits and vegetables to water plants.

Conclusion:

Water is a valuable resource necessary for life on Earth. We must save water.

Creator:Авізовський Андрій 7-Б

• Prefer a shower rather than a bath. Taking a shower for 5 minutes, you use a maximum of 100 liters of water. And in order to fill a bathtub, you need twice as much water.

• Dishwashers and washing machines should be loaded to the maximum. In addition, use the mode without additional rinsing for washing. This will help save not only water, but also electricity.

• Use a bowl to wash vegetables and fruits. This method allows you to effectively clean fruits from sand and dirt. Keep in mind that filling one large pot or bowl requires only 3 liters of water, while when washing fruit in a stream, about 15 liters are used every minute.

• Turn off the faucet when you brush your teeth

• Be sure to check all plumbing for serviceability

• Always close the tap tightly. A dripping faucet produces 24 liters of water per day.

Turn on the water halfway instead of full pressure. Close the sink drain with a stopper to use less water when washing dishes. Don't leave the water on while brushing your teeth - it's a waste of water! Take a quick shower instead of a bath.

2)You can reduce water consumption by trying to follow 10 simple rules for saving water.

Be sure to check all plumbing for proper functioning. If necessary, repair or replace the damage. Remember, a leaking toilet means almost 72,000 liters of wasted water per year. A leaky faucet is up to 200 liters per day or about 6,000 liters per month.

Always close the tap tightly. A dripping tap leaks 24 liters of water per day.

Buy an economical toilet with two flush modes. This allows you to save about 15 liters of water per day for a family of three.

Give preference to showering rather than taking a bath. Taking a shower for 5 minutes consumes a maximum of 100 liters of water. And to fill a bathtub, you need twice as much water. Try to use water-saving showerheads.

Try taking a shower one to two minutes faster. Over the course of a month, you can save up to 500 liters of water. For example, put on a song for 2-3 minutes and know that you have to finish your water procedures by the end of it.

Turn off the tap when you brush your teeth. Take a glass of water to rinse your mouth. This will save up to 45 liters of water, which is the amount that will go down the drain through an open tap in 3 minutes.

Install faucets and aerator diffusers in the bathroom and kitchen: the jet will wash off the soap just as well, and less water will be consumed.

The dishwasher and washing machine should be loaded to the maximum. In addition, use the mode without additional rinsing for washing. This will help save not only water but also electricity.

When washing dishes by hand, turn off the tap. Turn on the water only after soaping up all the dishes, or wash all the dishes with a small amount of water pressure.

Use a bowl to wash fruits and vegetables. This method allows you to effectively clean the fruit from sand and dirt. Keep in mind that filling one large pot or bowl requires only 3 liters of water, while running water for fruit takes about 15 liters every minute.

^{Remember, by saving water you save natural resources and your own money.}

^{_{Creator:Ломiлова Дар'я 7-А}}

1) When I brush my teeth or wash dishes, I try not to do it for too long, and when I don't need the water, I turn it off.

2) When cooking dishes that require using water, I also try not to overdo it.

I also try to drink as much water as possible per day, as it is very important for my health. My body is about 75% water, and it is clear that if I drink water extremely rarely, my health will deteriorate.

1. Turn off the tap. Don't leave the water running when you're not using it, for example when you're brushing your teeth.

2. Don't play with water. It's fun but it wastes a lot of water.

3. Take a shower instead of a bath. Baths use more water than showers.But try not to spend more than five minutes in the shower!

4. Water plants carefully. Don't water them when the sun is strong. Morning or evening's better.

5. Don't waste food.If you make a meal, don't make too much, or eat the rest the next day.

6. Don't waste products. Reduce, reuse, recycle instead! Reduce the number of plastic bags you get. Reuse things like boxes and bottles. Recycle instead of throwing in the bin!

7. Don't waste energy. For example, turn off lights when you leave a room.