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In article <chris.65.009FB615@the.citynet.com> chris@the.citynet.com (Christopher Schumacher) writes:
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>From: chris@the.citynet.com (Christopher Schumacher)
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>Subject: Water Conservation Checklist for the Home, Page 3
>Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 11:06:54
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>                                 LAUNDRY 


>HAVE DONE     WILL DO


>                      Wait until you have a full load before washing items, or 
>                      use a lower water level setting.


>                      Save handwashing jobs and do several items at one time.  
>                      Example:  wash a weeks supply of hosiery rather than 
>                      daily.


>                      Check garments to make sure they need washing.  Don't 
>                      wash clothes more often than necessary.


>                      Encourage children to change into play clothes after 
>                      school so that school and play clothes can be worn 
>                      several times.


>                      EMERGENCY SITUATIONS:
>                      Use the "gray water" that siphons from your washing 
>                      machine into a laundry tub or other container for 
>                      cleaning, to flush the toilet, or water plants.  Use the 
>                      "gray water" as soon as possible.  Do not store longer 
>                      than 24 hours.  See page 9 for plant care.
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