Are you concerned about the purity of the water you use for cooking, provide for your pets or give to your family to drink? There are a number of water purification systems on the market, and they can all give you healthier, safer, better tasting, purified water. But which system is best for you?

If you just moved and are in the market for a new water purification system for your new digs, you may find yourself overwhelmed by the choices. Whatever type of system you choose for your home or apartment, follow these tips to get the best purified water for your money.

Starting a vegetable garden in your new home can help reduce your grocery costs, endear you to your neighbors (zucchini, tomatoes and string beans, anyone?) and help the environment by reducing your reliance on non-local food. But it can also wreak havoc on water conservation efforts and your water bill. How can you practice conservation with garden water? Here are seven easy-to-follow tips.

Rainwater goes unused while we tap into our city water supply to water our lawns and gardens. Making rain barrels, sometimes called rainwater barrels, is a good way to harvest the rain and use it for many purposes, from watering the garden to washing our cars.

Few people pay close attention to running water and leaky faucets. Water conservation might not be on your mind, but maybe it should be.