Just swapped out our old showerhead for one of those low-flow models, and honestly, I was skeptical at first—thought it'd be like showering under a sad drizzle. But turns out, it's actually pretty decent pressure-wise, and our water bill dropped noticeably this month. Also stuck an aerator on the kitchen faucet, cheap and easy fix that cuts water waste without feeling like you're sacrificing anything. Curious if anyone's done other little plumbing hacks around the house that worked out well?
Nice job on the showerhead swap—I had a similar experience, wasn't expecting much but ended up pleasantly surprised. Have you checked your toilet tank for leaks? A little food coloring can catch sneaky leaks that quietly waste water and money.
Good call on the food coloring trick, caught a sneaky leak in my own tank that way. Another quick tip—check your faucet aerators. Swapped mine out for low-flow ones, and honestly, didn't even notice the difference in pressure. It's a cheap fix that quietly saves water without messing up your morning routine...and no one likes their morning routine messed with, right?
