Web alarm clock for 7:46 a.m.
You are halfway through filling the buckets when the water pressure begins to fade, so set the 7:46 am alarm as your cue to stop watching the stream and check each level. That leaves the remaining flow for topping up what is still low before 8:00 am, instead of letting one bucket overflow while another waits.
Because your hands may be wet and occupied with the buckets, set the alarm before returning to the tap, raise the volume, and keep the browser audible. The alarm will not sound if the page is closed or the phone falls asleep, which could leave the buckets unattended past the intended check. Keep the phone awake in a dry, nearby spot and use a separate built-in alarm if you cannot keep the screen active.
While you finish filling the buckets in the early morning, look at how much daylight reaches the tap and your walking path. At 7:46 am, a shaded outdoor area or dim utility space can still hide puddles, uneven ground, and the fill line. Switch on a porch or utility light beforehand, and place the phone where its screen remains visible without risking a splash.
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