Buy energy-efficient washing machine
The next time your family needs to replace your old washing machine, choose one that is marked with the Energy Star label.

Wash with full loads only
The optimal and most economical use of water and electricity to wash clothes is to wash only full loads of laundry. If you are washing a small load, use the appropriate water-level setting.

Avoid dryer or use it wisely
Dryers use more power than every appliance save the washing machine and refrigerator. If you live in an area where you can hang laundry outside, give it a try.

Use appropriate detergent
Don’t use too much detergent because too many suds will make your washing machine work harder than it should to rinse out the clothes, and therefore use more water and energy.

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Monitoring water bill
If your water bill seem really high compared to what your friends pay, and you know that you are not taking hour-long showers every morning, there could be a mistake in your bill or a leak in your pipes.

Replace old toilet
If you currently have an older, less-efficient toilet, you may want to consider switching to one of the newer water-saving models.

Install water-harvesting system
A water-harvesting system can reduce your water bill, especially if the water is not needed for drinking. Place a rain barrel under your gutters to collect the runoff and use it to wash your car, rinse dirt off your sidewalk or front porch, and water your garden during dry spells.

Dish washing and laundry wisely
Dish washing and laundry need a lot of water, you can reduce water bill by use both appliances wisely.

Wise gardening
In dry regions, you can save money on your water bill by planting a garden of drought-tolerant plants.

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