Conserving water and saving moneySimple solutions to use less water and save money. Change an Old Showerhead: Something as simple as replacing an inefficient, outdated showerhead with a new droplet-saving showerhead can make a big difference in water conservation. A droplet-saving showerhead can use up to 2,900 fewer gallons of water per year. Changing a shower head is relatively simple. Start by blocking the drain to prevent small parts from sliding down the drain. Next, use a wrench to unscrew the threaded ring that secures the shower head to the spout. Next, wrap a few layers of threaded gasket or plumber's tape around the threads of the spout. Next, screw on the shower head and tighten it with a wrench. It is now ready to use and conserve water. Conserve water in the kitchen sink: One can easily save up to 60 gallons of water per day by simply being conscious of water consumption. After a meal, scrape dishes, pans, and pots instead of rinsing them under running water. If food is stuck on, fill a sink or pan with soap and just enough cold water to cover the stuck food. Leave the article...