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Anonymous users2024-01-23If 3 people only flush the toilet 10 times a day, 2 square meters of water a month for cooking, washing vegetables and dishes once a day, and 2-3 square meters of water a month.
Laundry, 5-6 square meters of water a month.
Take a bath every day in the summer, 8-10 square meters a month for 3 people.
16 square meters a month is not much.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It should be relatively normal, and the most water-intensive places include: bathing, laundry, and toilets. If you live on a low floor and use a solar water heater, it will be much more than that.
Some people are particularly save, such as washing dishes with a basin to catch water, only the last time to flush with running water; laundry water mopping floors; washing vegetables, washing rice, and flushing toilets; In most cases, they only wash their faces and feet every night, and do not take a bath unless absolutely necessary. In this way, only 5-6 square meters of water can be used a month.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Do your laundry, take a shower, check the toilet for leaks, and check if your water meter is your home.
If you are a family of three, one is to look at the scale of planting, and the other is to be able to just pick up the stubble, eat a stubble, grow into a stubble, I love the vegetable network of vegetable friends even have changed the roof into a vegetable garden, which is definitely enough.
It seems to be very economical, and my family is also a family of three, 10-15 square meters per month.
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This can't be calculated, different people, different habits, different environments, different jobs, etc. are all related to water consumption.