These sites all help you learn how to save water indoors.

H1) American Water and Energy Savers:
49 ways to save water indoors and out.

H2) Consortium for Energy Efficiency:
A national, non-profit organization that promotes energy efficient products and services, offers a list of washers and other appliances with information about energy and water use ratings.

H3) EPA WaterSense Program:
WaterSense is a voluntary public-private partnership program sponsored by the EPA. By choosing produsts labeled through WaterSense, you know you'll be saving water for future generations.

There's also a quiz fun for both kids and adults ....try it by clicking here.

H4) Everett Public Works:
Tips on how you can conserve water in your home.

H5) Get Wise:
A fun-filled journey for kids and adults. An interactive home tour provides water and energy saving ideas. There are also free resources for teachers.

H6) Saving Water Partnership:
Detailed how-to information on saving water around your home. Resources include instructions for identifying & repairing leaks, activities for kids & teaching materials. Also get details on rebates.

H7) Snohomish County PUD:
Tips on how you can conserve in your home plus information about teaching conservation in the classroom.

H8) Tacoma Water:
Lots of good information on toilets & statistics on how various conservation methods save water.

H9) Toiletology 101:
Extensive information on the care and repair of toilets, including how to identify leaks.

H10) Water Saver Home:
Take a virtual home tour to uncover water saving opportunities in each area of your home. Learn about the top 5 actions you can take to save water & calculate your water budget.

H11) Water Use it Wisely:
Lists more than 100 ways you can conserve water both indoors and out. Also provides a Family Water Audit you can take to help you see how you are doing.