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Sunday, June 3, 2018

SaveWater.pk Faisalabad Team

Faisalabad Team Members

1. Noor Ul Ain (The University of Faisalabad) 2. Gulzam Hafeez (Faisalabad Medical University) 3. Muhammad Salman (Government College University) 4. Aleena Waqar (Beacon House) 5. Arooj Anwaar (Government College University) 6. Farzeen Khan (University of Agriculture) 7. Mahum Sardar (CMH Lahore Medical College) 8. Muhammad Asim Baig (Punjab College of Science) 9. Ebadat-Ur-Rehman Babar (University of Agriculture) 10. Muhammad Imran (University of Agriculture) 11. Sehrish Qadeer (GC University) 12. Asrar Ahmed (GC University) 13. Danyal Amjad (Faisalabad Medical University) 14. Rehman Maqbool (Rawalpindi Medical College) 15. Muhammad Asim Baig (UMT) 16. Iqra Kamal (GC University Faisalabad) 17. Ali Haider Sajad (Chenab College Of Advance Studies) 18. Sawaiz Aslam (Kohi Noor Grammer School) 19. Hafiza Faiza Muhammad (University of Agriculture) 20. Usama Shafique (Roots IVY) 21. Zargham Faisal (Government College University) 22. Maira Anwar (University of Agriculture) 23. Rushba Irfan (Government College University) 24. Ayesha Habib (GCU) 25. Areej Mohsin (Government College University) 26. Zainab Naeem (GC University) 27. Qudsia Jahan (Government College University) 28. Usman Farooq (PU) 29. Haidar Ali (FAST National University) 30. Farhan Tufail (ComsatsInsitute of IT) 31. Hina Saif (GCUF) 32. Usama Basharat (Punjab University) 33. Kinza Mishal (Gc University) 34. Rabail Fatima (University Of Central Punjab) 35. Aamir Hussain (Allama Iqbal Open University) 36. Fahad Khan (Govt. College University) 37. Kashan Arshad (PMC/Allied Hospital) 38. Muhammad Imran (Government College University) 39. Abid Freedy (GC University Faisalabad) 40. ShamroonAfaq (Roots IVY International Schools) 41. Aimen Umer Khan (Government College University) 42. Farhana Kausar (GC University) 43. Shoaib Sajid (UCP Faisalabad) 44. SyedaVaneeza (TUF) 45. Hamza Nadeem (Puniab College Of Commerce) 46. Ahmad Raza (Punjab College) 47. Dr Khadija (The University Of Faisalabad) 48. Muhammad Bilal (University Of Agriculture) 49. Muhammad Jawad (University Of Agriculture) 50. Aneela Shaukat (GCUF) 51. NimraJaved (Govt. College Women University) 52. Waleed Sarfraz (University Of Agriculture ) 53. Abdul Rehman (Pac College) 54. Ali Arsal (Aziz Fatimah Medical College) 55. Asma Sattar (University Of Agriculture) 56. Afaq Javaid (Tips College Faisalabad) 57. Saira Shahid (Quaid E Azam University) 58. Muneeb Ahmad (University Of Agriculture) 59. Muhammad Waseef (University Of Agriculture) 60. Misbah Afzal (GCUF ) 61. Sadia Zahid (GCUF ) 62. Aiman Shahid (University Of Engineerign And Technology) 63. Ali Hussnain (GC University) 64. Nida Habib (Government College University) 65. Nimra Habib (GC University) 66. Ayyan Ansari (FITFD) 67. Arslan Bukhari (Faisalabad Grammer School) 68. Obaid Ullah Rana (GCUF) 69. Jawad Riaz (GCUF) 70. Arslan Majeed (Faisalabad Granmer School) 71. Haseeb Ur Rehman 72. Muhammad Qasim (Beacon House School) 73. Abdul Majid (The University of Faisalabad ) 74. Amir Iftikhar Chatha (GCUF) 75. Zayam Mahmood (Nfc Institute of Engineering and Fertiliser Research) 76. Asad Nazir (PUCIT) 77. Sania Aisha (University of Central Punjab) 78. Mumyez Syed (VU) 79. Abdullah Babar (Aziz Fatimah Medical and Dental College)
80. Muhammad Amir Choudhry (University of Central Punjab)
81. Shahzaib Naveed (Divisional Model College)
82. Umar (Tips College)

Here’s what you can do to save Pakistan from reaching total water scarcity

The list of predicaments has gotten longer for Pakistani citizens after reports by the United Development Programme (UNDP) has warned of the country running dry entirely by the year 2025.

With this upheaval unfolding gradually, the depletion of water can be greatly reduced with these cautious ways of consumption:

Turn off the faucet

Turning off the faucet while brushing your teeth or washing your face can save as much as 6 liters of water per minute.

Fix your leaking taps

Fix the malfunctioning taps that are constantly dripping water by learning plumbing techniques yourself or by hiring a plumber to do the job, as this can result in major water reservation.

Boil your water

Boiling the specific amount of water that is required by you can not only help in water reservation but it can also save energy as well as money.

Take shorter showers

Instead of wasting ample time and water under the shower, turn them off before you go back to rinsing. Reducing the time you spent showering can also help save up to 20 to 40 gallons of water.

Save your unclean clothes

As an alternative to washing a minimum amount of clothes in a machine almost vacant, wait till it gets entirely full of clothes as it helps save water and energy.

Steam your food

Steaming your food in place of boiling, can also help reserve water.

Minimize food waste

A large amount of water is required to grow fruits, vegetables and other food products, therefore, wasting less food can not only save you money but can also preserve water in the long run.

9 ways to save water with a shower bucket.

One the the easiest places we can conserve water is in the bathroom. It only makes sense because we use lots of water there too. Baths, showers, washing faces, brushing teeth, flushing waste…we use lots of water in the loo. One very simple trick that I learned long ago from a friend though is to keep a clean bucket in the bathroom. You can use a plastic one that you already have or you can get a nice metal bucket/pail so that it looks nice when sitting out.

Every morning when you turn the shower on and wait for the water to warm you are letting perfectly good water go down the drain. If you let the shower run for even a single minute you are wasting two gallons or more. Use the bucket to catch that water for use elsewhere in the home. Just think about how much water you can save if you do this every day!

Here are nine ways you can reuse the water you catch…

1. Use it to flush the toilet. Keep the bucket next to the toilet and the next time you flush, refill the reservoir manually with your captured water instead of letting it fill automatically.

2. Use it to clean – Add some soap and you have soapy water for cleaning the toothpaste off the sink, scrubbing the shower, washing your car, mopping the floor, cleaning fruits and veggies, or cleaning virtually anywhere in the home.

3. Water plants – Houseplants and also outdoor plants can be watered with this re-use water. If they don’t need any water, toss the bucket in your rain barrel.

4. Wash your delicates – Got some hand wash only lingerie or play silks? Add your favorite detergent or soap and get to washing.

5. Clean muddy boots and gloves – Your wash bucket comes in handy in the mud room to help scrub a little dirt and mud off work boots, rain boots, and any shoes that happen to see a bit of mud and grime. Works great for dirty garden gloves too!

6. Foot Soak – Add some magnesium flakes and some essential oils and you have a relaxing and healthy foot soak.

7. Refill your bird bath – Forget the garden hose, grab your re-use bucket.

8. Wet your washcloth – If you like to use a wash cloth to clean your face or wash off makeup simply dip the wash cloth in your re-use bucket to soak it. If it needs to be warm and you happen to have a microwave, 10-20 seconds ought to do it.

9. Do the laundry – Pour your bucket in your top loading washing machine to cut down on the amount of water used during the wash.

Saving a bit of water from washing down the drain is simple and easy to do and there are many ways you can reuse that water and if you can, why not?

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Sunday, June 3, 2018

SaveWater.pk Faisalabad Team