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BY: AMWUA StaffGet a better understanding of how you use water at home
Living in the desert, we know just how precious water is. One of the best things you can do as a residential water consumer is to create a water-efficient home. However, you might be surprised by how much water you and your family use daily.
To get a more accurate picture of how and where you use the most water, check out AMWUA’s Water Use Calculator. It offers tips and convenient links to help you boost your water efficiency and lower your monthly usage, making it easier to save water and money.
Numerous factors affect your household's water consumption, and this user-friendly tool offers essential insights into your water usage both indoors and outdoors. Based on your provided details, you can discover the ideal amount of water needed for optimal monthly water use for your household by responding to a few straightforward questions.
Once your water usage data is processed, you'll receive printable charts detailing your monthly and annual water consumption. These charts will help you identify where your highest water usage occurs, both inside your home and in your yard. This insight makes it easier to modify your water habits.
After you get a better picture of how and where you use water, you may feel a tad uncertain about how to improve your home's overall water efficiency, and you’re not alone. A vital resource is the Smart Home Water Guide , which will guide you through finding and repairing leaks that may increase your water consumption and impact your budget. The Smart Home Water Guide is also available in Spanish as Guia Para Detectar Fugas .
Additionally, the AMWUA cities have worked hard to create multiple resources to assist residents and businesses in becoming more water-efficient. They also have professional staff who can provide assistance and advice regarding high water usage or water waste issues.
We must remember that while we value having safe and dependable water available, it’s our duty to use it wisely and efficiently once it arrives at our homes.
For 55 years, the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association has worked to protect our member cities’ ability to provide assured, safe, and sustainable water supplies to their communities. For more information, visit www.amwua.org .