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This video is about tips for water conservation around your home. You can also save with move efficient fixtures and you can always replace your appliances with Energy Star Qualified appliances. That would be the best way.

Saving water in your Kitchen:

Check your faucet. Fix leaks by using a repair kit, or by replacing the cartridge or ball. If you find leaks underneath your sink, the pipes, fittings, and hoses probably need to be tightened or replaced. Only run the dishwasher when it’s full. This is the one tip that I think will save you tons of money: Keep a pitcher of water in the fridge so you do not have to run the tap until the water gets cold. Lots of money saved here.

Your Laundry Room:
If you have the money you could switch to high efficiency washers that use less water and heat less water. Thus they save you money.

Your Bathroom:

Turn off the water when you’re brushing your teeth or shaving. This one tip saves me a ton.

Use a cup of water to rinse your razor.

Money no object install a water-saving aerator or switch to an EPA water saving faucets. Switch to a water saving certified shower head.

Turn off your water when soaping and shampooing.

Check your toilet for leaks.

Your Lawn and Garden:

Use a rain barrel to collect water to use on your plants

Use timers when watering the yard.

Water your yard in the early morning.

A soaker hose or drip irrigation system reduces water usage.

This video is pretty much common sense things to do to have Water and Save Money $$$$.
Enjoy the Video.