Today we’re talking about a surprising way your family can save water! Plus learn how you can enter to win a new dishwasher and a year’s supply of Cascade Platinum!
This post is in partnership with Cascade Platinum. All opinions are my own.
A Surprising Way your Family can Save Water
You’ve seen the Cascade Platinum commercials, “Do It Every Night”, haven’t you? The first time I saw one, I had to laugh. It was a really good commercial with an unexpected punch line: save water by running your dishwasher!
Does running your dishwasher every night really save water? Yes, your family can tackle the holiday cleanup together with Cascade Platinum – all while saving water!
Hand washing dishes with running water uses about 4 gallons of water every two minutes (and most people do leave the water running when they hand wash dishes). A dishwasher uses less than that in an entire cycle! With the simple switch of running your dishwasher nightly, you can save over 100 gallons of water a week.
Whether you have little helping hands or an extra set during the holidays, Cascade Platinum helps your family clean more efficiently! With Cascade Platinum, there’s no pre-rinse necessary. It cleans burnt-on food and leaves a crystal-clear shine on glasses.
Since learning this, I have made the switch to running our dishwasher without thinking, “oh I better wait til this is super full!” I have to admit, it’s a relief and it makes evening cleanup so much quicker. Plus, it’s a lot easier to unload a day’s worth of dishes than half a week’s worth…ya know what I mean?
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Saving water at home often sounds like it’s all about appliances and habits in the kitchen or bathroom, but I’ve noticed it’s also connected to overall lifestyle choices. When our family started focusing more on daily routines like fitness and wellness, some habits naturally changed – shorter showers, more structured schedules, less wasted time (and water). I got into that mindset while following programs on https://madmuscles.com/ , where the focus is on consistent, realistic routines rather than extremes. Having a clear plan for workouts actually made our days more intentional overall. It’s interesting how improving one area of life can quietly affect others, including how mindful you become about resources like water, without it feeling forced or preachy.