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Current Score: 168

Great one!

When you want to throw water down the sink, throw it outside to water the plants to help them live and grow!

Great one!

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Horses_Rule about 3 years ago
I barely planted some flowers so this is great for me! AND I have already given it some of my water!
CerridwynEldritch about 3 years ago
Be careful what type of water is tossed out though - something with a high salt content can kill your plants, as can water that has reached the boiling point (no pouring it on the plants when still hot!) or has oil swimming on top. If you can manage to scoop off the oil-water mess at top and still don't want to pour it down the sink, you can save the oily dregs in a bag for proper disposal at a later time.
Pariskat about 3 years ago
that it such a great idea, thanks!
Uragon about 3 years ago
This is a great way to conserve water!
sustainability almost 4 years ago
put a couple gallon bucket in the shower with you, if you don't want to put it on your plants, or live in an apartment, you can use it to flush your toilet with the yello gets too mellow!
happypeacelover almost 4 years ago
this is really really smart! :) wow!!! i like it!!!! :D everyone should DEFINITELY do this!!!
eco-friendly_dork about 4 years ago
this is a really good idea!
musicislife1244 about 4 years ago
wow i can't believe i never thought of that before!
LeslieW about 5 years ago
I keep empty bottles by the sink and fill them up when running the water to reach temperature. The collected water can be used for anything.
megan_02421 about 5 years ago
I even keep a watering can under my sink to make it more convenient. We often have guests leave a half drunken glass around or water from rinsing produce.