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El Paso Residents Can Save Water and Money with New Online Calculator

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El Paso Water has launched the Home Water Use Calculator, an interactive tool designed to help residents assess their water consumption and identify conservation opportunities. This resource allows users to input details about their homes and habits, revealing where their water usage is highest and suggesting practical ways to reduce it. With outdoor irrigation accounting for up to 40% of water use in summer, small changes like watering early and fixing leaks can lead to significant savings. Additionally, El Paso Water offers rebate programs for water-efficient upgrades such as high-efficiency toilets and smart irrigation systems, making conservation more affordable for both residents and businesses.

Key Details: • Access the Home Water Use Calculator at www.epwater.org • Rebates available for high-efficiency toilets and Energy Star appliances • Consider small changes like early morning watering and leak checks • Outdoor irrigation can account for 40% of summer water use

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