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SAVE THE DATE! Rogue Disposal & Recycling’s annual Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day will be held Saturday, May 3rd, 2025.

This is your chance to safely dispose of your household toxins and keep them out of our water sources; everything from drain cleaner and weed killer, to bleach, household batteries, and bug spray. Preventing pollutants from going into our waterways—such as down the sink drain or through storm drains, which flow into streams—saves on water treatment costs and makes the water more hospitable for the fish, wildlife, plants, and humans that depend on it.

For their lists of what to bring and what not to bring, go to: bit.ly/3G3bq3z.

Our Timely Tips for April 2025.

These videos feature our helpful tips and recommendations--in poetic form--which are also featured on your monthly bill.

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Saving money is no #AprilFools joke! Take advantage of our rebate programs: Our toilet rebate will give you a credit of up to $85 per toilet when you purchase a low-flush model with the WaterSense label, and we also have rebates for smart irrigation controllers and lawn replacement. Details: bit.ly/3KJgoj6.

Another simple step you can take outside is to check your water meter. Turn off all water-using appliances and fixtures (including automatic ice makers and your sprinkler system if during the watering season) before leaving the house for an hour or two. Write down the numbers from your water meter, and do the same as soon as you return. If the register has changed, you likely have a leak.

Bonus Tip: If your water meter has a red leak indicator dial, you can use it to check as well! If it is turning while all water is off, you likely have a leak. #FixALeak

If your garden hose leaks at its connection to the spigot while you run it, replace the nylon or rubber hose washer and ensure a tight connection to the spigot using pipe tape and a wrench. #FixALeak

If you end up needing to replace a fixture or appliance, EPA WaterSense makes it easy to select water–efficient products that can help your wallet AND the environment without noticing a difference in flow. Just look for products bearing the WaterSense label at your local retailer. 👀 bit.ly/3K6kLHy

When you go for a drink, check for drips at the sink! Many faucet leaks can also be easily fixed by tightening the fitting or replacing an inexpensive O-ring. Other tips: bit.ly/4hnZ6Io. #fixaleak

You can be a leak detective outside of the bathroom too! In the kitchen, check your faucet gaskets and washers. Pooling water underneath dishwashers and refrigerators with ice makers could indicate a supply line leak. #FixALeak