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Vocabulary flashcards detailing practical household and outdoor methods for reducing water consumption based on lecture notes.
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Water conservation: Showers
Keeping shower times short and turning off the taps while soaping oneself.
Water conservation: Baths
Filling the tub no more than a third full and sharing the same bathwater among multiple people.
Water conservation: Using the basin
Turning off running taps by using a glass of water to rinse when brushing teeth, or inserting the plug and filling the basin slightly when washing hands.
Water conservation: Washing clothes and dishes
Operating dishwashers only with a full load and re-wearing lightly worn clothes before washing them to minimize the total amount of laundry.
Water conservation: Washing the car
Cleaning a vehicle with a bucket of water instead of using a running hosepipe.
Water conservation: Watering gardens
Watering outdoor plants in the early morning before 10:00 or in the late afternoon after 16:00 to minimize water loss from evaporation.
Evaporation rate in Namibia
A very high rate of water loss that causes water sprayed at midday to evaporate rapidly before it can reach plant roots.
Water re-use
Repurposing greywater from washing and rinsing dishes to water garden or potted plants.