justanobody (Guest) - The Ladybug (http://www.hiddengreen.com/store/cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=3) is another option for limiting wasted water while waiting for your shower to warm up. I have no affiliation with this site, it's just where I bought mine and I love it!

imfree - nice article..

sulasok - Nice article!

sulasok - Very informative, thanks for sharing it.

bogsy - very well said..thank you so much for sharing.

anne_20002002 - nice article, thanks for this

belleph - Great! Thank for this. This is very informarive and useful too.

tenchi18ph - Very nice article. Thanks for sharing this information. In the crisis like this, we mostly needed these cost and eco saving tips...

- BRAVO!! Wonderful article! I am an environment-protecting freak here! Glad to see so many others that care about the environment as well...very great tips...

aliaslucs - wow, thank you for this great article, Im using most of this advice .

- Most of the tips practical in my country.If we implement these tips, it will benefit in two way
thanks for the article

sikat - We save the water the drips from our air-conditioner and use it to water the pants. We hang our clothes to dry at the back of the air-conditioner. I keep my receipt and use the back as a shopping list.

somecowgirl - Thanks for all of these tips. I've read few some and may read through more when I'm not half asleep!

thinkingoutloud - These are excellent tips that are really easy to implement.  In regards to tip #59. Re-use Baggies/Ziplock -- I stopped using plastic bags.  I purchased appropriate containers that fit into each of my children's lunch bags.  They each have a sandwich container and then smaller ones that will hold a muffin, fruit, veggies, etc.  They each use a refillable water bottle (as was suggested).  This results in less waste since they are not throwing away bags and wrappings every day.  I just wash the containers and re-use.  Some people worry that containers will leak or not be as reliable to stay closed as a zippered plastic bag.  I highly recommend "Lock & Lock" containers... airtight, keeps everything fresh (and not squished in a backpack!).  Great investment.

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- oke.. this one i like to do in my life

buggles - Great tips!  I practice some of these already, but you had a few new ones in there.  Thanks..

Cfrance - I realized that i do some of these tips already. Thanks for the others.

rachel (Guest) - this article is so bad. i want to know energy saving ways for the sitting room!