Water is a valuable commodity. You are reminded of this every month when you receive your water bill. But have you ever considered just how much water is going to waste due to leaks or overuse? Did you know that almost 60% of average household water use goes to the landscape? Hopefully this eye-opening infographic will help motivate you to check for water waste and focus on changes that will make a noticeable difference in your next water bill!
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[...] sensors may seem complicated but can actually be explained simply. Breaks in irrigation systems waste vast amounts of water every year. Flow sensors are affordable devices that can be installed to detect and automatically [...]