Fix a Leak Week
Important for more than a week! The Environmental Protection Agency’s annual Fix a Leak Week was created to encourage Americans to use water efficiently by finding and fixing leaks. Repairing minor […]
Important for more than a week! The Environmental Protection Agency’s annual Fix a Leak Week was created to encourage Americans to use water efficiently by finding and fixing leaks. Repairing minor […]
Toilet leaks are one of the most common household water leaks and you may have one without even knowing. A leaking toilet can waste up to 300 gallons of water
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The Environmental Protection Agency’s annual Fix a Leak Week (March 15-19, 2021) is to encourage Americans to use water efficiently by finding and fixing leaks. Repairing minor leaks, such as running toilets, leaky
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The weather has been hit or miss so far this summer, with very little rain since July. The City’s water use, as a whole, has doubled since the beginning of
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Is there truly ever a time that we enjoy opening bills? I can’t think of any, except when maybe I’ve just paid off a credit card and am very happy
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The week of March 16-20, marks the EPA’s WaterSense program’s Fix a Leak Week to encourage families to check for water leak and drips in their bathrooms, kitchens, and yards–and