Several international agencies and experts have proposed that 50 liters per person per day covers basic human water requirements for drinking, sanitation, bathing and food preparation. Estimate your average daily consumption. Discuss how you use the resource through out the day.
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It’s clear that water sustainability—the greatest guarantee for its availability—requires responsible consumption and proper management. The following consumption data sheds light on our daily relationship with water:
A bath: 150-300 litres
Shower: 50-100 litres
Flushing a toilet: 10 litres
Washing dishes by hand: 23 litres
Dishwasher: 20-40 litres.
Washing machine: 40-80 litres
Defrosting food under the tap: 25-25 litres
Leaving the water running for 1.5 minutes while you brush your teeth can use more than 18 litres.
Washing your car with a hose: 200-500 litres.
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