How much water do you use?

Over the last 30 days we've used 31 litres of municipal water per day. Our current monthly average over the last 400 days is 4.2 Kl.
 
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Rainwater tanks. Even when we're connected to the mains supply we use them for laundry which is a big savings in terms of water. Our top loader used 110l per load.
 
Rainwater tanks. Even when we're connected to the mains supply we use them for laundry which is a big savings in terms of water. Our top loader used 110l per load.
Hmm ok interesting.
 
Hmm ok interesting.
Tanks were all the rage here in PE when it looked like the taps would run dry. As a result I've got over 12Kl worth of storage so I might as well use it.
 
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21kl ave .3 people plus borehole for garden 3kw per day ave for pump extra .
 
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When it's raining a lot and I don't need to fill the pool and the irrigation system doesn't run we use 15-20kl per month. When it's hot and dry and I need to fill the pool and the irrigation system runs, 65-75kl per month.
 
7 to 9 Kl for 2 of us per month after the SO started a flower garden in one part of the lawn. Previously it was between 5 and 7 Kl.
Lawn only gets watered when it rains. The past 3 years it was no problem, it rained enough with the intervals.
 
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asked next door neighbor 4 people no borehole .very small pool no flowers only grass .he says 41kl per month ave
 
~5kl p/m
4 people. since the drought a few years ago in cpt, we're still extremely water conscious.
we buy ~ 500l drinking/cooking water p/m, run the dishwasher daily and the washing machine twice a week.

how in the absolute hell do you get to double digit figures?
 
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~5kl p/m
4 people. since the drought a few years ago in cpt, we're still extremely water conscious.
we buy ~ 500l drinking/cooking water p/m, run the dishwasher daily and the washing machine twice a week.

how in the absolute hell do you get to double digit figures?
We shower.
 
Living alone with the kids occasionally sleeping over. Note: I get billed separately for hot and cold water.

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I'd say I average around 3.5kl per month
 
Yeah mines around 50kl a month. 7 zones 20 min each.
Can you help me with the math here?

I have the following:
5 x Rainbird 2045A's which say Flow: 1.5 to 8.4 GPM (0,34 to 1,91 m3/h; 0,9 to 0,53 l/s)
4 x Rainbird 3500's which say Flow rate: 0.54 to 4.6 gpm (2.0 to 17.4 l/m)
16 x Rainbird Spray Heads which says Flow-by: 0 gpm at 8 psi (0.6 bar) or greater; 0.10 gpm (0.02 m³/h; 0.36 l/m) otherwise

The computer runs the above accross 5 valves fed from the main coming into the house, but in-all EVERYTHING runs for 30mins at a time. So how would I work out how much it all used in 30 mins?
 
Can you help me with the math here?

I have the following:
5 x Rainbird 2045A's which say Flow: 1.5 to 8.4 GPM (0,34 to 1,91 m3/h; 0,9 to 0,53 l/s)
4 x Rainbird 3500's which say Flow rate: 0.54 to 4.6 gpm (2.0 to 17.4 l/m)
16 x Rainbird Spray Heads which says Flow-by: 0 gpm at 8 psi (0.6 bar) or greater; 0.10 gpm (0.02 m³/h; 0.36 l/m) otherwise

The computer runs the above accross 5 valves fed from the main coming into the house, but in-all EVERYTHING runs for 30mins at a time. So how would I work out how much it all used in 30 mins?
difficult to say esp as that is quite a range. maybe work out min and max and see if you fall in that range.
 
Can you help me with the math here?

I have the following:
5 x Rainbird 2045A's which say Flow: 1.5 to 8.4 GPM (0,34 to 1,91 m3/h; 0,9 to 0,53 l/s)
4 x Rainbird 3500's which say Flow rate: 0.54 to 4.6 gpm (2.0 to 17.4 l/m)
16 x Rainbird Spray Heads which says Flow-by: 0 gpm at 8 psi (0.6 bar) or greater; 0.10 gpm (0.02 m³/h; 0.36 l/m) otherwise

The computer runs the above accross 5 valves fed from the main coming into the house, but in-all EVERYTHING runs for 30mins at a time. So how would I work out how much it all used in 30 mins?
Switch off all your other water consumers, and take before and after meter readings
 
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