From tots to teens, the enormous Sensory Playground offers a wide variety of unique activities for all ages, stages and abilities. Creative designs and innovative planning bring an interesting, one of a kind facility that everyone can enjoy. Take a stroll on the Wavy Walk. Become an instant movie star on stage or watch as your loved ones put on a show for you. There are areas of the park specifically designed for every age group, ensuring fun for all. Visit soon!
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Conservation methods that are free to implement
- Chill a pitcher of water in the refrigerator for cold drinking water. A running faucet can waste 3-5 gallons of water per minute (gpm).
- When cleaning vegetables soak them first in a basin of water rather than rinsing them under running water. The water used for cleaning can then be reused for indoor or outdoor plants.
- Use a vegetable brush instead of running water to clean your fruits and vegetables.
- Run your dishwasher only when full. If you have a small amount of dishes, hand wash them. When hand washing dishes, don't let the water run continuously, use a seperate basin or sink for rinse water.
- Don't use the dishwasher's dry cycle. This uses a lot of energy. Instead let your dishes air dry.
- Soak pots, pans and dishes immediately after they are used or use a spatula to scrape off food rather than using water.
- Recycle left over drinking water to water plants or soak dirty dishes.
- Be sparing in your disposal use. Garbage disposals require quite a lot of water to keep them debris free.
- Plan ahead to thaw frozen foods. Place them in the refrigerator ahead of time or use the microwave.
| | Conservation methods that are less than $50
- For less than $5, aerators can reduce water output to 2gpm or less, saving you money on your water and energy bills.
| | Conservation methods that are over $100
- Install a new energy and water efficient dishwasher machine.
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