Well, Somehow My Smoke Detector Started Beeping There's Some Smoke, But Not From A Fire. And I Can't Figure Out How To Turn The Smoke Detector Off My Dad Can't Help Me Because He's Not Home At The Moment. So, Can You Tell Me How To Turn My Smoke Detector Off?
Put a brick in your toilet systern to reduce flush amount. Bath with a friend..lots of fun. If you water plants get a rainwater butt. If you have indoor plants and a fish tank use the water change to water house plants(they love it). I have a swiss cheese plant watered this way. It is so big I thought I saw a Japanese sniper in it the other day.
Does the helmet say DOT onthe rear-bottom of the helmet or have the DOT approval stitched on the inside lining? If not, it is not Department Of Transportarion approved. Most police will overlook when stopped since it is full face or does not look like a novelty helmet. I would go to a dealership or helmet store and get a true DOT approved helmet if you are concerned for your safety, it's worth the few extra dollars.
Oddly, reducing your own personal use (dishwashers, showers, washing machines, etc.) is a good start, checking the condition of your pipes, fittings and seals is an even better way to maximize the efficiency of your homes water consumption. A recent study in the City of Tampa Bay found that nearly 20% of the city's water usage was due to household leaks! While installing low-flow fittings, appliances and toilets also helps, do your research on what products are best for your situation. There is still a good deal of debate out there on just the degree of benefit these additions provide. Good luck!
Yes! I am a big rainwater harvesting fan, and the one thing(s) I do that saves 36,000 gallons a year is this: *When showering, plug the tub [I keep my mop bucket in the tub]. *Turn on the water, get good and wet, *Turn off the water. Shampoo, scrub, brush, shave, *use the water in the tub for rinsing as you go. When you are fully soaped, turn the water back on. Rinse off. *Turn off the water. *Stay in the tub, *drip dry. *Spray the tub with White Vinegar. *Use a towel to finish drying. *Hang the towel to dry. Only wash your towel *1 time per week. *Use the water (grey water) for spot mopping, or add a little pine oil, and scrub baseboards Each step saves a lot of energy as well as water. I am trying to only use as much water a year as I get in rainfall. It is amazing the water that is wasted
