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Tips for Conservation and Health

What do I do during the COVID-19 crisis?

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  • During this pandemic, water is vital to ensure hygiene.

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  • Wash your hands often with soap & water for at least 20 seconds. 

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  • Coronavirus cannot be transmitted through tap water. 

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  • Drinking hot water does not prevent infection.

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  • Breathing water vapor does not prevent the disease. 

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  • Coronavirus cannot be cured by drinking garlic water.

COVID-19

Water Sustainability At Home

  • Close taps during short intervals of non-use.

    •  i.e. Brushing teeth, shaving, or cleaning kitchen utensils. 

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  • Take short showers instead of baths. 

    • Showers use 50% less water than baths.

    • Taking only 5 minute showers can also save around 3500 litres a month. 

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  • Soak dishes in warm water first.

    • This is more effective than scraping in running water and saves water and effort. 

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  • Use electric domestic appliances efficiently.

    • i.e. Start washing machines, dishwashers, etc, only when completely full. 

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  • Fix water leaks immediately.

    • A dripping tap could use 40 litres of water a day.

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  • ​Collect the water that runs while you are waiting for it to come out hot.

    • This water can be used to water plants, clean facilities, etc.

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  • Collect rainwater to water plants and water plants early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid water evaporating before it sinks in. 

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  • Use drip irrigation to water your plants.

    • This prevents overwatering, runoff, and evaporation.

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