The INSTANT-OFF® replaces the aerator on any faucet and shuts off the water when you don’t need it. INSTANT-OFF® saves 7,500 – 15.000 gallons of water a year, stops drippy faucets and helps people who struggle to turn faucet handles. A recent scientific study proved the effectiveness of the INSTANT-OFF® to reduce the spread of germs caused by touching faucet handles.
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Edible landscapes offer these incredible benefits:
Energy Savings: Food from your yard requires no shipping and little refrigeration. Plus, conventional farms use a large amount of energy to plow, plant, spray and harvest produce—planting and picking tomatoes in your front yard requires a miniscule amount by comparison.
Food Safety: You know which chemicals (if any) you use.
Water Savings: Tests show that most home gardeners use less than half the water to produce the same crop compared with large-scale agricultural production. Drip irrigation saves even more.
Money Savings: You can grow an unbelievable amount of food in a small, beautiful space. When I meticulously calculated the value of a 100-square-foot edible landscape I grew a couple of summers ago, I was amazed to find it had saved me more than $700! (Visit rosalindcreasy.com for exact figures for some popular crops.)
Better Nutrition: Fully ripe, just-picked, homegrown fruits and vegetables provide more vitamins and nutrients than supermarket produce, which is usually picked under-ripe and is days or weeks old when you eat it.
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