The water generated by your air conditioner, often overlooked, can become a valuable asset in adopting more sustainable habits in your daily life.
Low in minerals, free of lime and chlorine, this water can replace tap water in various non-food uses.
Discover how to give this water a second, useful and eco-friendly life!
This water is gentle and perfect for ornamental houseplants. It lacks lime, avoiding salt accumulation in the soil. Mix it with rain or tap water and let it reach room temperature before use.
Use it to clean windows, tiles, mirrors, or car bodies. Its purity allows for streak-free drying and reduces the need for harsh cleaning agents.
This water prevents scaling in irons and extends their lifespan. It’s a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to store-bought demineralized water.
Collected in a bucket, it can flush toilets, saving several liters of drinking water daily—especially helpful during droughts.
Ideal for rinsing paintbrushes or dirty shoes, this reuse helps reduce tap water consumption for minor chores.
In small workshops or for DIY, use it to cool tools after use—if they’re not moisture-sensitive. It’s a handy repurposing option in semi-professional settings.
Dampening compost with this water (in moderation) maintains moisture balance without introducing harmful lime, promoting even fermentation and efficient composting.
These simple tips can help reduce drinking water waste and support resource preservation. A small gesture for the planet and your wallet!
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