#LoveCleanWater: Our printable valentines are the very least you can do.

Flowers fade away, candy loses flavor, and stuffed animals quickly become closet clutter. When you care enough to give someone the very best, share your love of clean, safe, reliable water.

Our latest downloadable edition of wastewater valentines aren't just for water professionals. They are perfect for kids, friends, family members, and anyone who appreciates the true value of clean water.

Formatted on a simple printable sheet, you can print copies for kids activities or around your home or office. If you show your love, share with us and let others know you #LoveCleanWater, too.

WATCH: More than words, Christen captures our love for clean water perfectly. #LoveCleanWater

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#LoveCleanWater: A love letter to water

Sometimes we get a little emotional, a little romantic.

Admittedly, not everyone has the ability to capture the true essence of their emotions in writing. Here, we pour out our hearts and encourage you to share these words of love for water with the ones you love.

PICS: I found love at a wastewater treatment plant. #LoveCleanWater

Love and beauty are all around us—yes, even at treatment plants that process nearly 200 million gallons of wastewater every day.

We offer a few of the photos of love and beauty we've captured at our facilities.

Seen on the work site during construction of our Renewable Energy Facility.

A wastewater treatment plant is an unexpected destination for beautiful sunrise viewing.

RELATED: We offer an annual Open House every fall. Join us!

Our own Kevin Roff's pose is perfect for a Ryan Gosling "Hey girl" caption, no?

Bob just called to say I love you.

Awww! Deer at our Easterly plant in Cleveland.

So you can watch the sun rise at our Southerly plant in Cuyahoga Heights,
and see it set at our Westerly plant in Cleveland (shown above).

Even back in the 1940s, we knew a thing or two about chemistry.
The lab at our Westerly plant, May 1940.

This mother and daughter were sharing their love for clean water
by enjoying our Open House last year.

OLYMPICS: Wow. Journalists' tweets convey shock, reality of incomplete accommodations, infrastructure

People have asked me what surprised me the most here in Sochi. It's this. Without question ... it's ... THIS. pic.twitter.com/1jj05FNdCP
— Greg Wyshynski (@wyshynski) February 4, 2014

Journalists covering the Olympics are tweeting their experiences as they have arrived in Sochi this week. Two words: Not good.

Despite the enormous price tag of this Olympic games, some of the infrastructure-related tweets from journalists offer scenes of unfinished accommodations and utilities just two days from the Opening Ceremonies, and The Washington Post has plenty more.

We share them here not in jest, but as a reminder of the infrastructure resources that require proper planning, delivery and ongoing maintenance that we so easily take for granted.

TIPS: 10 unexpected uses for vinegar for cleaning, unclogging, and cats (Video)

From eliminating garbage-can odors to clearing clogs, vinegar has a lot more uses than just cooking. More importantly, it can eliminate the need for hazardous chemicals that can affect your plumbing and our environment.




For more healthy home tips, check out our "A healthy environment starts at home" handbook, a handy reference for recycling resources, disposal methods, and cleaning alternatives that will keep our water clean and environment safe.

FEBRUARY: Love is in the air, and our heart is in the water. #LoveCleanWater

How do we love thee? Let us count the ways.

All February long, we'll be sharing stories, tips, and tweets about how all of us can and do #LoveCleanWater. From what we do at home, to huge unseen projects underground, there are ways all of us can show our love for clean water.

Show your love using the #LoveCleanWater hashtag on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. How do you love clean water?