Tuesday, 22 November 2011
Not all showers are green
Research by Unilever has revealed that the long-held view that showers use much less water than baths is only partly true. While a traditional shower uses about 62 litres of water over the average usage of 8 seconds, some power showers can get through 136 litres in the same time. The average bath takes about 80 litres – but you can't take a book into the shower.
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You can get a flow restrictor for showers that runs off the Hot water system of the house, but not on electric showers.
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