Options:
(I) While it can save you (and your family) a decent amount of time and money, it's not as practical when you do dishes with no water. It will cost that much more for a kitchen than for dishes with no water.;
(II) If you have fresh water in a sink or bathtub and can't do your dishes on a regular basis, consider putting out a kitchen sink. You'll actually save water by preventing the flow of water when washing dishes.;
(III) If you have a dishwasher that uses cups and plates, you might consider using a disposable dishes. These dishes are good to use if you don't have access to the faucet directly.;
(IV) It is difficult to tell how much water gets used to produce dishes, but disposable dishes like paper or plastic plates use much less water in your home. Paper plates can't be recycled, but plastic dishes that don't have food on them can go in the recycling bin.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to conserve water when doing dishes
Install a low-flow faucet.
You can save water by installing an energy-efficient faucet to restrict the water flow. This is especially useful if you have a household member who leaves the tap running!
Consider using disposable dishes.
Answer:
(IV)