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  • 2021 Accomplishments Report

    WaterSense labeled products have helped consumers and businesses save more than 6.4 trillion gallons of water over the past 16 years.

    Learn how WaterSense partners help EPA and you transform the market for water-efficient products on our new accomplishments report.

  • Sprinkler Spruce-Up

    The start of the watering season is the perfect time to spruce up your sprinkler system. A sprinkler spruce-up involves four simple steps: inspect, connect, direct, and select.

    Before you ramp up your watering this spring, spruce up your irrigation system with a sprinkler spruce-up!

  • The WaterSense Current

    Spring is a great time to start saving water! Get the scoop on WaterSense news, events, and water saving tips with the new issue of The WaterSense Current.

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    WaterSense and its more than 2,000 utility, manufacturer, retail, builder, and other organizational partners promote water-efficient products, homes, and programs to consumers and businesses across the country.

    Check out the 2021 Partners of the Year!

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The average household leaks nearly 10,000 gallons of water per year, or the amount of water it takes to wash 300 loads. Many common household leaks are quick to find and easy to fix.

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