Homeowner Water Guides
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	Our fall checklist includes simple steps to protect your home from leaks and prepare your yard for fall and winter. 
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	Checking for and repairing leaks can save water and money. 
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	Replacing older, high flow toilets, and checking for and repairing leaks can reduce your household’s water use. 
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	The water lost from a leaking faucet can add up over time. The sooner you make a repair the better. 
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	Knowing when and how much to water can keep your mature yard beautiful for years to come. 
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	Considering the watering needs of plants is key to having a beautiful, resilient space for years to come. 
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	Maintaining your irrigation system can reduce overwatering, improve plant health, helping to keep your yard healthy and beautiful. 
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	Maintain a healthy lawn by following these lawn care tips. 
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	Rain barrels collect rainwater and provide a free source of soft, warm water for your yard. 
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	Our water treatment plants strive to make sure Calgary has safe, high-quality drinking water 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 
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	The water flushed down toilets, drained from bathtubs or used for washing is treated and returned to our rivers. 
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	Our stormwater system helps reduce the impact of flooding, pollution, erosion, and improves the quality of stormwater entering our waterways. 
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	Calgary has two main sources of water, the Elbow River and the Bow River. 
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	Enjoy a beautiful, productive yard that's easy to maintain and suited to Calgary's unique climate. 
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	A water pipe, also known as a water service line, is the way drinking water is delivered to Calgary homes. 
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	Your bill is a great tool to help you reduce water consumption, address leaks in your home and save money. 
