Cleaning hard surfaces

Cleaning your driveways and footpaths are activities that traditionally use a lot of water, but there are easy alternatives to keep the outside of your home looking neat and tidy.

To help you save water, here are some tips to keep your home and surrounds looking clean:

  • Use a broom, brush, blower or rake to sweep and clean outdoor paths and paving instead of hosing them down with water
  • Spot clean any marks using a hose with a trigger nozzle or a high-pressure cleaner
  • Fill a bucket, and use a sponge to remove extra stubborn marks
  • Wash your vehicle on the grass

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Spot cleaning hard surfaces

Spot cleaning of external hard surfaces (paths, driveways, concrete, outdoor decks and balconies) is allowed for safety, health or emergency reasons with a hose fitted with a trigger nozzle or high-pressure cleaning equipment.

Little habits make big changes

If you're thoughtful you can really make things go a long way, especially water.