In the Bathroom - Replace your old shower head with a good-quality, high-efficiency shower head. - Check for and repair leaks in your pipes, faucets and toilets. - Don’t use your toilet as a waste basket. Use a fill cycle regulator to decrease the fill of water into your bowl. In the Kitchen & Laundry - Only run your dishwasher and washing machines when they are full. - Instead of running the faucet to wait for cold water, fill a pitcher of water with drinking water and store it in your refrigerator. Outdoors - When washing your car, use soap and water from a bucket. - Use a hose with a shut-off nozzle for the final rinse only. - Use a broom instead of a hose to clean your driveway. - Landscape with plants that require low water consumption. - Water your lawn no more than every third day, and only during the cool time of the day in the morning or evening. - Adjust the sprinklers so only the lawn and plants are being watered, not your house, the sidewalk or the street. Free water conservation devices are available at City Hall (401 Grove Street)