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To reduce water waste, shorter showers can be taken, and sprinklers can be turned off. Other ways are turning off the water when brushing teeth, and only washing clothes or dishes when there is a full load.
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What is the name of the process that treats water with a chemical to reduce tooth decay reduce causes of osteoporosis and hardening of arteries?
fluoridation
What is the name of the process that treats water with a chemical to reduce tooth decay reduce causes of osteoporosis and hardening of the arteries?
fluoridation
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If town water is too hard already meaning draining pool water is not an option how can calcium hardness be lowered?
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What is the name to a piece of land that juts out into the water but is usually smaller or narrower than a peninsula?
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How many points do you get on your ACT for putting your name?
10 points
How many points do you need to name a line segment?
At least two points are required to name a line segment.
