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When it comes to conserving water at home, small adjustments can have a big impact. In addition to saving money on your utility bill, conservation of water helps in preventing water pollution and also extends the life of your septic system by reducing soil saturation and any pollution due to leaks.

It is astonishing to know that less than 1% of the total water on the Earth is considered fit for use. Therefore, it becomes extremely crucial to conserve water since it has several important uses in terms of human activity and human life is impossible without fresh water.

This Infographic titled as “Water Saving Tips by Anglian Water” talks about the importance of conserving water at homes.

Some of the major reasons for saving water include the following:

• Only 3% of the world’s water is fresh

• Less than one third of the fresh water is available for human use

• The rest of the fresh water is frozen in glaciers or as polar ice

• The United Kingdom has less water available per person than most of the other European countries.

For further information, call Anglian Water contact numberor refer the given Infographic.

Kitchen cabinets are the built-in furniture which are installed in many kitchens for the purpose of storing food, cooking equipment and often silverware and dishes for table service. Certain appliances including dishwashers, refrigerators and ovens are often integrated into the kitchen cabinetry.

The modern custom kitchen cabinets besides fulfilling its purpose, also helps in improving the look of the kitchen and gives it an elegant and artistic touch.

This Infographic titled as “Kitchen Design with Custom Cabinetry” explains about the various types of kitchen cabinets which are available to beautify your kitchen.

The different types of kitchen cabinets include the following:

• Wood Cabinets: In this, the cabinet boxes consist of wood veneers which are adhered to plywood or furniture-grade particleboard.

• Eco-friendly Cabinets: These cabinets are made from renewable, reclaimed or recycled materials.

• Laminate Cabinets: Here, the veneers are composed of layers of paper and the plastic resins are bonded to plywood or furniture-grade particleboard.

• Thermofoil Cabinets: These are created by heating vinyl and molded over MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard).

• Metal Cabinet: The metals are often stainless steel here and the veneers are affixed to plywood or furniture-grade particleboard.

For further details, refer the given Infographic.