August 27, 20215 yr Author 17 hours ago, SteamyTea said: So my bath is probably using an extra 90 litres a day. You clearly need to bathe inside a dry suit to save water. A perfectly shaped bath 2mm deep.
August 27, 20215 yr 2 hours ago, Ferdinand said: You clearly need to bathe inside a dry suit. I wear my work clothes, then hang them up to dry.
September 17, 20215 yr On 17/08/2021 at 08:33, Gone West said: Aerating taps and shower heads reduce water use without any negative effects IMO. Can any kitchen tap be adapted to do this, or do I need to buy a new tap?
September 17, 20215 yr 3 hours ago, Adsibob said: Can any kitchen tap be adapted to do this, or do I need to buy a new tap? You can buy screw on aerators which would fit any tap that had the correct size threaded nozzle. This one also has a flow restrictor built in. https://www.screwfix.com/p/strom-mini-flow-tap-flow-restrictor-aerator/6177r
August 28, 20242 yr Old topic but I got our water bill today and we used 97 Litres per person per day (70,500 litres per year) Previous years have been consistently around the 110 Litres per person per day The one outlier was 2021 when I'm pretty sure a leaking cistern (that I hadn't noticed) drove up the usage to 160 Litres per person per day
August 28, 20242 yr Some if the water usage is massive! We are on a private water supply. The pump tells me we are using 103l/person/day.
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