Install a water efficient shower head (about 20% of household water is used in the bathroom) to save on water and energy bills due to heating less water.
Reduce your showering time - every minute you cut from your shower time saves up to nine litres of water.
Install a thermostatically controlled shower valve which will save water by delivering the required temperature instantly.
Check your dripping taps; changing the washers can significantly cut your water bill by hundreds of litres a year, and in the case of hot taps save energy too.
Update your toilet cistern to a duel flush system - ten half flushes saves enough water for a five minute shower.
Have your water meter checked to make sure you are only paying for the water you are using.
Make sure your hot water thermostat isn't set too high - the higher the temperature of your hot water the more cold you will waste to cool in down to a safe, usable level.
Check your property for overflowing toilets and water tanks.
Have your house's plumbing checked for leaking underground pipes you may be paying for thousands of litres of water that is soaking away into the ground.
Next time you buy any appliance that uses water, make sure you check the water efficiency rating - a washing machine rated AAA or higher can save 50 litres per load, and can also be used at a lower temperature to save on energy bills.
Please feel free to call us at any time for free advice or an operative can examine your entire plumbing system for water wastage and leakage and recommend improvements, where necessary.