Resources
See our Facebook feed below for relevant conservation tips, information, and opportunities to save water, so that we can all do our part to conserve this precious resource.
We are so excited to see everyone at the Annual CopperTown Car Show! We will have a booth with giveaways, information on the Drop by Drop program, and information on the conservation kit and toilet rebate programs.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Having a hard time deciding what would work well in your landscape? Look through the Plants for the Arizona Desert catalog and pick the perfect plant for your landscape: www.amwua.org/plants
This month we will be sharing helpful fall planting tips and resources. Fall is the best time to add plants to your landscaping; why? Because it’s cooled down enough for yard work, but also because planting in the fall gives your plants enough time to settle in before the winter cold or the summer heat.
When shopping for new water-use devises for your home like sinks, toilets, fridges, washing machine, or dishwasher, look for the EPA Watersense label. According to the EPA, the WaterSense label is an important part of a whole-house solution to save water, energy, and money while ensuring customer satisfaction.
Did you know that adding an aerator to bathroom sinks is a way to conserve water? Aerators work by adding air to the stream of water which reduces the amount of water going through the tap.
Without an aerator, most faucets flow at a rate of about 2.2 gallons per minute, but with an aerator that’s reduced to 1.5 gallons per minute or less! The average family can save up to 700 gallons of water a year, just by adding aerators to their faucets.
If you need a faucet aerator and are an Arizona Water Company customer, you can get one through the Free Conservation Kit program. Request a free kit here: bit.ly/3ZipFHG
Water conservation indoors can mean many things. It can mean fixing leaks, changing habits so that less water is being used, or upgrading water using devices so they are more efficient.
Questions about Drop by Drop?
Have questions about the Drop by Drop campaign that aren’t answered on this page? Head over to our Drop by Drop campaign FAQs page!
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Phone: 602-240-6860
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Website: www.AZWATER.com
