-a quarter of the clean water that enters your home is used to flush your toilet
-flushing your toilet uses 11.36 litres of water
-one load of laundry uses 151.42 litres of water
-a ten minute shower uses 189.27 litres of water
-brushing your teeth with the water running uses 15.14 litres of water
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References
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I had no idea. But that is really informing. What are some ways to conserve our clean water use Doug?
ReplyDeleteWell there, little Jobina, follow along with my blog in the next year and you will find out.
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