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If you’ve been thinking about selling your home, chances are that you’re excited about the possibility of moving and starting a new chapter of your life. Simply deciding to sell your home isn’t enough, though. The process of putting your home on the market can be overwhelming and time-consuming, so before you try to sell your property, you need to ask yourself a few questions. Being honest with yourself and with the people around you will help you have a more positive selling experience when you’re ready to move.

In the summertime, household water use spikes. The bathroom, kitchen, laundry room, and garden are all areas where water is often wasted. Here are some tips that will help you conserve water and also reduce your water bill.

The Bathroom
The shower, toilet, and sink can be huge water wasters

• Wash your hands using cold water instead of hot water.

• Turn off the water when brushing your teeth.

• Install a faucet aerator.

• Invest in an efficient low-flow toilet.

The Kitchen
In the kitchen, washing dishes uses up the most water. Conserve water by investing in an energy-efficient dishwasher. These appliances actually use less water than hand washing your dishes. In some cases, your city may provide assistance for purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

The Laundry Room
The laundry room can also consume large amounts of water. Conserve water by using the right settings for each load size. Invest in a high-efficiency washer. These appliances use much less water and still wash your clothes as well as low-efficiency models.

The Garden
Water early in the morning because water evaporates faster in the afternoon. The best sprinklers for the job prevent evaporation by releasing water close to the ground.

• Adjust your sprinklers so they aren’t wasting water watering the sidewalk.

• Landscape with drought-tolerant and native plants.

• Mulch around your plants to help the ground retain moisture.

Keep in mind that the City of Covina has recently updated its lawn watering guidelines to 2 times a week, Wednesdays and Saturdays during the Summer.