lack of precipitation In Spain, reservoirs are at minimum levels, and in Catalonia the situation is critical. drought emergency. Experts list some Recommendations for promoting sustainable and responsible use of the source.
The lack of precipitation should lead any consumer to take into account, among other habits, for example: Turn off the water tap while brushing your teeth, hands or faceIt’s a deeply ingrained tradition in some, like letting water flow.
In the kitchen, always wash vegetables and fruits in a bowl And reuse water to water plants or mop floors.
Collect as many plates, cutlery and pots as possible. dishwasher To make your venture and washing machine clothes profitable.
The rinse water from the washing machine can be redirected for use in the washing machine. tankAs they already do in resource-poor places like California (USA) or South Africa’s capital Cape Town.
When in the shower, reduce bath time and turn off the tap when using soap, gel, or shampoo. or any of the chemicals used in the cleaning process.
To save water when hot water comes out in the shower or sink circulation systems until it warms up.
Placing water bottles inside the toilet cistern to reduce the amount of water each time you use is another pro tip.
reduce re-recycling
Avoid washing vehicles on the roadsIn case of excessive contamination, it is better to use damp dusting cloths or reduce the liquid in case of excessive washing needs.
If you’re at the beach, encourage more ‘location’foot bath‘ instead of showering to save water.
On the other hand, if more swimming poolUse the water shower only when you decide to leave the installation, taking care to reduce uncontrolled falling liquid as much as possible.
In addition, Place a thermal tarpaulin to retain temperature and reduce evaporation. Never empty it in winter, purify the water and reuse it.
Avoid single handle and push button faucets To prevent water from flowing when the consumer finishes washing his hands, as in many public sinks or dispensers.
Monitors and monitors in public parks and gardens control of irrigation water dispensersBecause in many cases the water eventually ends up on surrounding roads.
maximums Environmental principles include the three ‘R’s: reduce, reuse, recycleMore can be added to these: improving, renewing, repairing, regenerating, revaluing, rethinking and rejecting the irresponsible use of natural resources.