Like my friend, Donna @ Surviving and Thriving, I plan to have a giveaway every week until you stop coming or I run out of stuff.
Building upon the water theme of Blog Action Day, I have brand-new aluminum water bottles for two lucky winners. The first one is green with the Microsoft Hohm logo and the second one has the McDonald’s logo and name on it. The first name drawn gets their choice.
There are four ways to enter the giveaway. For each entry, leave a separate comment.
1. COMMENT: Enter your favorite water saving tip. (MANDATORY)
2. SUBSCRIBE: Subscribe to Buck$ome Boomer and leave a comment saying if it is via RSS or email.
3. TWITTER: Tweet the giveaway and leave a comment letting me know.
4. BLOG: Include the giveaway in a post on your blog linking to this article and leave a comment.
The Rules
This giveaway is open to those 18 or older and U.S. residents only. Entries close on November 2nd at noon Pacific Time and the winner will be selected via And the Winner Is… plugin. If there is not a response within 48 hours to request for mailing address another winner will be selected. Remember to leave an email address that you’ll be checking.
Good luck!
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My best water saving tip would be to turn up the water heater when we are out of town and we normally have it on a timer anyway
favorite water saving tip- turn the water off while you brush…i tell my kids that everyday
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My favorite water saving tip: If it’s yellow let it mellow 🙂
tweeted giveaway too.
Well, turn off the water when brushing your teeth. 🙂
I do subscribe to your blog thru RSS.
We turn the water off when brushing teeth and when doing dishes.
Favorite water saving tip? Use the rainwater catch barrel to water the plants outside. It was cheap and saved us $$$ too.
My favorite water saving tip is to take very short showers.
one thing I like to do is shut off the stream of water in the shower when washing hair, bathing etc… until it’s time to rinse the soap off… so much water is wasted and goes down the drain if you don’t. I also like to use rainwater to water the garden instead of the hose, and I’ve installed low flow showerhead, and gotten energy and water saver appliances… I barely use my dishwasher at all unless it is full… and wash in cold water rather than hot if I can.
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Thanks for the link love!
Water-saving tip: Take a navy shower. Wet yourself down, turn off water, lather up, then rinse.
Not fun? Then do what they said in the 1960s: “Save water — shower with a friend.”
My water saving tips:
only run the dw when it is totally full (my IL’s always run it half full) and if you are running it right away and your dw is decent, don’t bother rinsing your dishes.
only do large loads of laundry and wash in cold.
save your rainwater for watering your garden.
emptying your tea kettle? don’t pour it down the drain, water your plants!
Thanks for the chance to win!
As a kid growing up, I let the water run while brushing my teeth. As an adult, I’ve learned to be much better at turning the faucet off while brushing my teeth. I also take shorter showers.
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