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In article <chris.72.00DC5B31@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 10
>Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 12:13:09
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>                            OUTSIDE THE HOME


>HAVE DONE   WILL DO


>                    Car washing, if you use the hose down method, can use a 
>                    lot of water.  You may have to lower your standards and 
>                    wash the car less often.


>                    Use a bucket of warm sudsy water to remove soil from the 
>                    car. Hose down only as a final rinse.


>                    Take advantage of a soft summer rain to wash your car.  
>                    Get out there with the soap and a sponge.  Children 
>                    will enjoy this.


>                    If water supply permits ue of an outdoor pool, cover the 
>                    pool when it is not being used to prevent evaporation.


>                    Clean the swimming pool filter often.  Then you won't have 
>                    to replace the water as often.


>                    Use a broom, not the hose, to "sweep" the garage, the 
>                    sidewalks, and the driveway.