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... gallons each day or 110,000 gallons per year for indoor uses . These uses include toilets , lavatories , bathing , laundry , utility sinks , and kitchen dishwashing and food preparation . Outdoor uses , such as car washing and lawn ...
... gallons each day or 110,000 gallons per year for indoor uses . These uses include toilets , lavatories , bathing , laundry , utility sinks , and kitchen dishwashing and food preparation . Outdoor uses , such as car washing and lawn ...
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... gallons . In money terms , it is a 6 ¢ shower versus a 12 ¢ bath , when water and hot water costs are included . Running hot or cold water until the desired temperature is reached is a real waste . It might take a minute of time and 3 ...
... gallons . In money terms , it is a 6 ¢ shower versus a 12 ¢ bath , when water and hot water costs are included . Running hot or cold water until the desired temperature is reached is a real waste . It might take a minute of time and 3 ...
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... gallons per person per day . This quantity is not the average but the maximum . It is used for sizing hot water heaters . Most modern U.S. families use 20 gallons per person per day . If your lifestyle does not include a shower or bath ...
... gallons per person per day . This quantity is not the average but the maximum . It is used for sizing hot water heaters . Most modern U.S. families use 20 gallons per person per day . If your lifestyle does not include a shower or bath ...
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