FAQs
Water Saving Tips
Drinking water is a valuable resource. All water that comes through your taps is drinking water, so it is important to conserve where you can.
Sweep driveways, decks and sidewalks with a broom instead of using a hose.
A 15-minute clean could use 675 litres of water.
Consider buying a dual-flush toilet.
This gives the option of a water-saving half flush.
Weed your lawn regularly.
Weeds can establish roots that compete for nutrients and water.
Run full loads in the dishwasher.
A full load uses less water than handwashing.
Reduce your shower by two minutes.
This can save 460 litres of water in one month.
Pre-treat stains and heavily soiled clothing right away.
This way, they won't need to be washed twice.
Save the water from rinsing fruit and vegetables.
Use it to water house or garden plants.
Hand wash large pots and bowls.
This frees up space for a full load in the dishwasher.
Water Conservation Lawn Signs Initiative
Join our community campaign and pick up a free lawn sign and show your neighbourhood that you’re doing your part to conserve our community’s drinking water.
Lawn Watering Regulations.
Water lawns and gardens according to regulations.