Water saving
You can easily install the water-saving aerators in your current tap and you can easily replace your current shower head with these water-saving shower heads. Save water and energy without loss of comfort, sustainable and efficient. You will have earned back this package in an average of 3-6 months!
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How can I save water in my daily life?
Did you know that taking just 5 minutes less in the shower saves 60L – 75L of water and approx. 200L of gas?
What is the best way to save water?
The following products are the best way to save drinking water.
- A 50% saving perlator for the taps.
- A 50% water and energy saving shower head.
- Take a dry toilet.
- Take the rain barrel/rain collecting tank.
- Set a timer for when you shower.
What do you use the most water with?
The most where you use your drinking water is really the toilet. The toilet uses between 6L and 9L per full flush. And then calculate how often people go to the toilet for large and small needs. Don’t be surprised that it comes to about 45L of drinking water per person and about 15,000L per year per person.
6L x 7 toilet visits = 42L or 9L x 7 toilet visits 63L.
What can you do to use less water?
We talk about many different things here on our website with how you can use less water in different ways.
Here are some more tips you could do:
- Replace flushing toilet with dry toilet.
- collecting rainwater in a large tank and using it for a (tiny) home i.c.w. microfiltration.
- You can install energy-saving perlators on your current taps at home.
- Also replace shower heads for water-saving shower heads.
- You could try to open the tap for less time.
- And don’t shower too long.
As you have heard many times before. The useful tips are shorter showers, close the tap while brushing your teeth, do not let the toilet run all the way through and you could collect rainwater to water your plants in the house and garden, for example.
There are no real best ways, but here we have some things to help you save water.
- A saving perlator for the taps.
- Water saving shower head.
- Take a dry toilet.
- Take the rain barrel/rain collecting tank.
- Set a timer for when you shower.
The most where you use your water is really the toilet. The toilet uses at least 9 L per complete flush. And then calculate how often people go to the toilet for large and small needs.
We talk about many different things here on our website with how you can use less water in different ways.
Here are some more tips you could do:
- Replace flushing toilet with a dry toilet.
- collecting rainwater in a large tank and using it for a (tiny) home i.c.w. microfiltration.
- You can install energy-saving perlators on your current taps at home.
- Also replace shower heads for water-saving shower heads.
- You could try to open the tap for less time.
- And don’t shower too long.