Showing posts with label Lawn Sprinkler Irrigation=droplets--not mist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawn Sprinkler Irrigation=droplets--not mist. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Wire Tracker and Valve Locator--A New Forum For Discussion
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Lawn Sprinkler Challenges and Solutions
Water Wisely
(Source:EPA.gov)
Challenge: The typical single-family suburban household uses at least 30 percent of their water outdoors for irrigation. Some experts estimate that more than 50 percent of landscape water use goes to waste due to evaporation or runoff caused by overwatering!
Solution: Look for sprinklers that produce droplets - not mist - and install rain shut-off devices and moisture sensors. Water-efficient irrigation systems help to waste less water, potentially saving more than 11 billion gallons per year across the United States. This is equal to the amount of water used by 3,200 garden hoses flowing constantly for one year!
For more tips, visit my website at www.IrrigationRepair.com
(Source:EPA.gov)
Challenge: The typical single-family suburban household uses at least 30 percent of their water outdoors for irrigation. Some experts estimate that more than 50 percent of landscape water use goes to waste due to evaporation or runoff caused by overwatering!
Solution: Look for sprinklers that produce droplets - not mist - and install rain shut-off devices and moisture sensors. Water-efficient irrigation systems help to waste less water, potentially saving more than 11 billion gallons per year across the United States. This is equal to the amount of water used by 3,200 garden hoses flowing constantly for one year!
For more tips, visit my website at www.IrrigationRepair.com
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