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Global water supplies are shrinking at an alarming rate. This is a serious problem for us humans, but also for Mother Nature. Taking care of ourselves and the ecology, we should take a closer look at the issue of saving water. On June 5, we celebrate World Environment Day, so it is worth taking a look at where we should start saving water! Preferably in your own backyard - or more precisely from your own bathroom? How can a few simple steps help you save on water bills?
When installing a shower, washbasin or bathtub faucet, it is worth paying attention to whether it contains an aerator, i.e. a special type of strainer that allows less water consumption without losing washing comfort. It mixes water with air, thanks to which the stream of flowing water is just as intense. Another point is a faucet with a water flow limiter. The quality of washing remains unchanged while using up to 50% less water. The last noteworthy ecotechnological solution are single-lever thermostatic mixers. Thanks to them, setting and maintaining the water temperature corresponding to our needs is much easier and, above all, more economical.
Producers more and more eagerly and more often focus on ecology, providing us with products conducive to economical water management. One of such basic products are e.g. cisterns. It is worth looking at those with economical systems that allow you to save up to 30% of water.
The best way to sum up the topic of saving water in the bathroom will be a change of habits. A quick shower is much better than a long bath in a tub filled with water. Although the latter does not have to be put aside. While showers are extremely popular today, what do we do when we have a bathtub? Installing a bathtub screen is a very good idea. It will allow you to take quick showers and take a longer, relaxing bath from time to time. In addition, let's take care of the habit of unscrewing the tap when it is necessary.
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