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5 Easy Ways to Use Less Water While Rinsing Recyclables 25
By Recyclebank |
February 23, 2017
Keeping recyclables clean helps prevent contamination, but doing so while conserving water can be tricky. Here are a few tips from our members!
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Set a container in shower and reuse water for plants and or lawn if small -
I put out watering cans and empty pots when it rains as well as indoor plants so I can water them naturally
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Use dish pans to wash and rinse dishes less water down the drain.
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have a bag of clean cans and take it to the recycling place
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Stockpile your recycables that need to be washed and then use the leftover water from hand washing your dishes to wash them.
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