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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hehe, you're too lazy! I'll do the math for you.
One day the kilogram of faucet + the kilogram of toilet is one ton! That's 365 tons a year! LZ doesn't even count this, but it's still fun for us!! Hehe!
Solution: A leaky toilet and drip faucet will waste a total of x tons of water in a year (365 days), x = ( >>>More
Solution: A leaky toilet and drip faucet will waste a total of x tons of water in a year (365 days), x = ( >>>More
(=1000×10
10000 (kg). >>>More
Depending on whether you are leaking or flowing, the water company is the maximum flow rate calculated by the diameter of the pipe, which is actually much smaller.
The material is roughly the same, but the connection nozzle (mixed faucet) is different, the pressure standard is the same, the connection hose at both ends of the toilet is a connected thread, and there are two kinds of mixed water connection hoses, one is the same (mainly looking at the water inlet of the faucet) The other is an inner thread buckle at one end and an outer thread buckle at the other end, and the caliber is a little smaller---