We should save water.

We drink from a well back at the farm when i was little. Water wasn't a problem to us ever since. When we started using tap water, we kind of started minding it because of water bills. My father sees to it every now and then that we don't have any leaking pipes.

At the time our house was constructed I got pipes laid that lead from washbasins, bathrooms,wash stone, and kitchen sinks to trees. This is a big use of waste water.

I totally agree. We didn't know what happens to our water ten or twenty years from now. Power plant and some industrial plant are destroying it, as for now we didn't see the damage but what about twenty years from now? what will happen to our waters?So sad we didn't see it that we already destroying it. What we care is to work to that plant to get a job, we didn't see the damage done.

As we have been a drought for years, we have had to conserve water or else we will get penalized if we went over the maximum allowed. We water our outdoor plants less (well for that matter we don't have many plants and have avoided landscaping because of the drought), collect water when we are heating up for the shower so it does not just go down the drain, and try to cool cooking water too for plants. There is so much more I'm sure we could be doing, but probably not conserving enough .

I have rain barrels to water my garden. In Switzerland water is not a problem anyway.

recycling the water, I guess, after washing the clothes you can use them to water the plants or wash some things like kitchen utensils.

Unfortunately, In the United States, President Trump and the Republican controlled Congress overturned the Stream Protection Rule, which prevented Coal Companies from dumping coal ash into our rivers. The bill that the President signed into law makes it legal for coal companies to pollute the water. One of their next next goals is to eliminate the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) which would allow Industries unlimited ability to pollute our water and air. This isn't just the water and air in the United States, these actions effect the water and air worldwide. I'm amazed that governments around the world aren't expressing anger over these moves. The picture that I included is a playful take at an extremely terrible event.

I agree with you. We can't live without water. In fact the clean water is less and less and today it seems many places don't have enough water. There is no reason for us to waste it.

Yes we should Well I turn off the water when I brush my teeth Don't take too much of a long shower

I use as little as possible, I am very conscience of it dpk. Especially when I brush my teeth, I do not let the water run. It is a very precious, if not the most precious resource we have on earth for the sustainability of life. In my state, they have just legalized the collection of rain water. This is a great system. Before now, it was illegal to collect it. Crazy.

We were always short of water as children so we are always very aware of how much water we are using and the need to conserve it.

Some years we experience water rationing , Imagine that being possible on an island. Anyway, I know the problem is lack of potable water.

Where I am living now, we get tap or pipeline government water for two days and one night. So water is precious. We store water in many tanks and have to use water pumps to get it moving through the lines. We use water sparingly and only when necessary. Although the water is drinkable, we drink bottle water bought from the grocery. Funny that what was once free is now so costly.

We have many rivers,lakes, glaciers.etc.so we don't have need to go for that

I never leave water running and I make sure the washer is full when I wash clothes.