Article 1: Save water. This is especially water-consuming for mom to wash vegetables and dishes. In addition, the water after washing vegetables and rice should be used to flush the sewer; When you run out of water, you must turn off the tap in time. Moreover, don't wash the dishes at the faucet, but put a proper amount in the basin to reduce the amount of water.

Article 2: Save electricity, replace every room with energy-saving lamps, and form the habit of turning off the lights when people walk.

Article 3: resist garbage, especially white garbage. No matter what you buy in the future, you should use a cloth bag. When shopping, try not to choose goods with too many packages.

Article 4: Save paper, especially printers. When the front is used up, use the back to save every piece of paper as much as possible.

Article 5: Set aside at least half an hour every week to clean our corridor and keep the family environment clean and tidy.

Article 6: Save gasoline. Although the forest constant temperature water heater currently used in our home has a unique ECO energy-saving function (refers to one-click energy saving: when it is used, it will automatically reduce the output power, and the maximum temperature is limited to 45℃), which can save 20% of gas, but we still advocate saving gas and reducing carbon dioxide emissions.