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Hi, Paddy Kim, we do you get ready to take in the morning, just soaking and showering at the end of a long day. The bathroom can be a retreat from the world, but it's also ??? over 60 percent of the water used indoors, getting consumed. To??? save water and money, the bathroom is a great place to start. Let's take a look.
And the biggest consumer of water in the bathroom. Cut out???. The toilet.
Toilet made before 1993 uses up to 8 gallons of water per flush, compared to only 1.6 gallons used by modern fixtures. It's an good idea to replace a pre-1993 toilet if we can. Now we'll make sure how old exactly a toilet is. Well, all you have to do is take the lid off the tank and check out the underside because usually there is a manufacturing date stamped under the lid. Even if you can't replace your toilet right away, you can still save water using a one-lid plastic bottle. Just fill the bottle with some pebbles and sand, put the cap back on and place it in your tank and so you will reduce the use of water each flush. Believe it or not, clarmingly??? accounts for about 14 percent the water usage in the average home, so it's a good idea to check the water toilet for leaks. Here is help. Put five to ten drops of food coloring into the tank. Now put the lid back on, don't flush, wait about 15 minutes, and check the toilet role, if you see any food coloring, here is a leak within wasting water.
Well, it's steaming hot shower and conceivably it will be relaxing, but it also happens to be the second biggest consumer of water in the bathroom.
Shower heads made before 1992, can drop up to 5 gallons of water per minute, so check to see if a shower head is old or new, simply turn the shower on full last??? and catch all the water in the bucket and wait exactly 2 minutes, if the bucket is overflowing, then the shower head isn't a low flow model. New shower heads start at around 10 dollars and it's an extraordinary wonder to have 2 gallons of water less per ninute, can save you 50 percent with every shower. Now fastens also have flow rates, and if you take a look at the screw tip, called the air rater, that tells exactly your what the flow rate of the faucet is. And if you suspect that your faucet is a water ???, all you have to do is unscrew the air rater, and take it to a hardware store. Unmatched to a new air rater that is the same size, the most efficient model has a flow rates of no higher than ONE gallon per minute.
Now to find the last water-saving device in the bathroom, just look in the mirror. To save water, all you have to do is learning a few easy tricks on your way. When you brush teeth, turn the faster off and use a glass of water. Remember to put the trash in the waste bag instead of flushing it away. Skip??? the bottle bath and take a showering instead. Taking a bath can use up to 7 times more water than a short shower.
With a few simple changes right here and in the barhroom, you can keep planning of water and money for going straightly down the drain.
Thanks for watching, we'll see you next time.