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Switching to a water meter can be one of the easiest ways to save. Apply today!
If you're a customer with a water meter, you can reduce your bill by making some small changes to how much water you use around the house and garden. Even if you are not on a meter, saving water is great for the environment, so see if you can make some of the changes suggested below.
Switching to a water meter can be one of the easiest ways to save. Apply today!
A leaking toilet could waste up to 400 litres of water a day, adding to your bill if you're on a meter.
If each member of a family of four spent one minute less in the shower they could save approximately 48 litres of water a day.
Turning off the tap while brushing your teeth saves around six litres of water per minute. For a family of four, that could be as much as 96 litres a day!
Put all that lovely rainwater to good use by installing a water butt. You could save 1,000's of litres of water throughout the year.
Give your flowers a drink from a watering can instead of a hose pipe. Water flow is also slower, reducing the chance of water running away before your plants can absorb it.
A hosepipe or sprinkler uses 540 litres of water per hour. Don’t over water you lawn, grass is hardy and can bounce back quickly after some lovely rainfall.
Discover some more useful tips on how you can save water in your garden.
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