A person waters flowers in a rustic wooden planter outdoors.

It’s Time to Get Serious About How We Choose to Use Water


A person waters flowers in a rustic wooden planter outdoors.The lingeringand controversial California drought has unearthed some interesting viewsabout how we prioritize how we usewater. What if there was a way to conserve drinking water and STILL have enough to water our drought thirsty lawns or washlaundry – or to clean trucks in a commercial facility?

The time has come to get serious about how we choose to use water!

Do you know that only oneinch of rain can supply thousands of gallons of water for non-drinking uses? Think in terms of lawn watering, toilet facilities and laundry for commercial and residential applications. The time has come to get serious about how we choose to use water; the reality is (especially in California) that there may not be enough for drinking one day – and sooner than you might think.

The Los Angeles Department of Water & Powerhas released a video that quickly points out the benefits to capturing rain water for use in irrigation. Take a look at the video below and consider adding rainwater collection to your next residential or commercial project.

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