Water-Saving Tips 
Water should be drawn as needed; do not take more than required to avoid waste.
Bring your own water bottle when you go out, use public water cups less often, and reduce the amount of water used for washing.
Collect and reuse leftover water from thermos bottles and the wastewater from water purifiers, among other sources;
Don’t throw away unfinished bottled water.
Pay attention to the order of washing: wipe off grease from dishes before cleaning, use fewer utensils at once, and reduce water consumption during rinsing.
Collect and reuse vegetable-washing water and rice-washing water, among others;
Use an appropriate amount of detergent to reduce the volume of rinse water.
Do not use running water to thaw food;
Use a container of water to wash food and utensils; do not rinse them under running water.
Turn off the faucet promptly between brushing your teeth and washing your face, and limit both the amount of water used and the duration of your routine.
Use hand soap in moderation to reduce the amount of water used for rinsing.
Turn off the faucet between showers to control water usage and duration.
It is advisable to take showers and collect and reuse the cold water before the hot water is turned on.
Use shower gel in moderation to reduce the amount of water you use when rinsing.
Use the dual-flush toilet button correctly, prioritize using recycled water for flushing, and do not flush waste down the toilet.
It is advisable to run the washing machine in batches.
Small amounts of clothing should be hand-washed;
Use an appropriate amount of laundry detergent to reduce the amount of rinse water.
Collect and reuse laundry water, and avoid rinsing clothes under a running tap.
Use a container filled with water to clean rags and mops.
Use an appropriate amount of detergent to reduce the volume of rinse water.
Cleaning services prioritize the use of recycled water.
Schedule car washes appropriately;
When collecting water, avoid letting it overflow, and do not rinse the mop under a running tap.
Prioritize using recycled water for irrigation, and avoid flood‑irrigation methods when watering green spaces.
When selecting water-using appliances, be sure to check their water‑efficiency ratings and avoid purchasing non‑water‑saving models.
