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Despite the fact the UK is surrounded by water that doesnt mean were really swimming in it. We always have to be very conscious of what water we do have and even more so each summer as we experience hose pipe bans. The water we do use comes from natural reserves taken from lakes and reservoirs that easily become depleted. By saving water you’re reducing your carbon footprint which is helping the environment. Of course in the process you’re also going to be reducing your energy bills too. Ideally all your rooms in your house should be using as little water as possible.

Have you thought about your bathroom? The bathroom uses up more water than any other room in the house. There are lots of things you can do in this room if you want to start saving some of your water. Every time you flush a standard toilet you’re using about thirty percent of your daily water use. Older toilets with an older cistern will easily use around fourteen litres of water. Only two and a half litres will be used on average when a modern cistern is flushed. If you are going to change your cistern it’s important you choose a reputable brand. A company like Armatage Shanks will offer a full range of modern toilet cisterns.

Taking a bath will use a lot more water than just taking a shower. In fact taking a bath will use on average eighty litres of water which goes straight down the drain. So long as you dont spend hours in the shower most showers will only use around 35 litres. Very few of us would be willing to sacrifice our hygiene in for the environment but it doesn’t have to come to that. By making a few simple changes you’ll soon be saving lots of water and in turn the environment. These days modern shower head like the ones offered by Mira showers, can use on average seventy five percent less water than a standard head. These new head are simple to install and can make a huge difference.