Congratulations Chris Gildersleeve of Chesapeake, VA! You won a Hunter® Wireless Rain-Clik™ rain sensor as part of our 100 Ways, 100 Days campaign. You are one of 100 winners who won’t be running your sprinklers in the rain this coming wet season and reaping the benefits. Everyone else – get on board and let the water savings pour in! Saving water… Read more »
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Categories100 Ways Winner of the Day
Congratulations Annika Knoppel of Aguanga, CA! You won a Hunter® Wireless Rain-Clik™ rain sensor as part of our 100 Ways, 100 Days campaign. You are one of 100 winners who won’t be running your sprinklers in the rain this coming wet season and reaping the benefits. Everyone else – get on board and let the water savings pour in! Saving water… Read more »
100 Ways Winner of the Day
Congratulations Andrellia Jackson of Atlanta, GA! You won a Hunter® Wireless Rain-Clik™ rain sensor as part of our 100 Ways, 100 Days campaign. You are one of 100 winners who won’t be running your sprinklers in the rain this coming wet season and reaping the benefits. Everyone else – get on board and let the water savings pour in! Saving water doesn’t have to be… Read more »
100 Ways Winner of the Day
Congratulations Karen Ahola of Marshfield, MA! You are the first to win a Hunter® Wireless Rain-Clik™ rain sensor. As part of our 100 Ways, 100 Days campaign you and 99 other winners will be equip to apply our first tip of the day. Everyone else – get on board and let the water savings pour in! Saving water doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated…. Read more »
A Story of Rebates, Smarter Water Use and 34% Water Savings
With all of the other issues that board members and managers wrestle with day to day, landscaping may not be at the top of their minds. But the cost of inefficiencies can add up. A typical community association uses nearly double the amount of water needed to maintain a healthy landscape. Often, boards and managers don’t know how much water they are using. In response to California’s ongoing drought, the community of Westaire in Martinez,… Read more »
The Drought Is Over — Good News, or Bad News?
This week Governor Jerry Brown declared the drought for California was officially over. I have seen other periodicals and headlines proclaim the same great news. However, I can’t help but wonder if the news is good or bad. At first glance, it’s reasonable to consider the news good. It would be really good news if the drought was over due to a combination of wet weather and excellent conservation practices. Unfortunately, as I read… Read more »