Let's separate fact from fiction and debunk common water conservation myths! Let’s not be misled by misconceptions. Here are some truths to set the record straight:

1. Myth: Hand-washing dishes uses less water than a dishwasher.
   Fact: Energy-efficient dishwashers often use less water and energy, especially when fully loaded.

2. Myth: A shower always uses less water than a bath.
   Fact: Taking shorter showers with a low-flow showerhead can be more water-efficient than filling up a bathtub.

3. Myth: Leaving the tap running while washing hands saves water.
   Fact: Turning off the tap while lathering up and only using water to rinse can save significant amounts of water.

By knowing the facts, we can make informed choices and become more educated about our water resources. Together, let's debunk these myths and adopt water-saving habits that truly make a difference!