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For Pop Sci’s water issue, Sarah Scoles wrote about her week using as little water as possible:

As she notes in the piece, “of the 355 billion gallons of water that wash through American pipes daily, less than 10 percent is for domestic use.” A lot of it hinges on your consumption habits: buying and disposing of clothing, drinking coffee, and eating meat (as three kind of random examples) all require a lot of water.

If you’re starting to feel guilty, consider harnessing that for personal development. Habit changes add up. Need help getting started? These eight neat, H2O-saving products may help inspire you to start your own water-saving sojourn.

Living Proof Perfect Hair Day Dry Shampoo

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Low-flow faucet aerator

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High Sierra Reflection X Shower Mirror

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Rachio Smart Sprinkler Controller

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Rain Barrel

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Potato Scrubber

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Billy Cadden
Billy Cadden

Billy Cadden is the Director of Commerce for the Camden Media tech group. He was part of NYC indie rock band The Postelles, and currently releases solo music under his name. His latest work is available on all streaming platforms. Contact the author here.

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