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Originally posted by zozozozoI think it is better to have a tap for second grade water for showering, bathing, flushing and garden purposes, maybe even use rain water. Especially with rain water you can use up as much as is provided, if you please. No waist what so ever. You will even be doing a good deed by prevending the sewers from clogging up during heavy rain fall.
I think the saving water part is way to important to add it with the quick-ness in one point, i know its correlated but still, saving water is like...very important.
And anything else, it is not the water that is of biggest waist in my opinion, it is the fuel that is used to heat up the water. At least water can be collected and filtered for reusage.
Originally posted by Aikohmm, id rather not bath and shower in 2nd grade or rain water, neither do i think the government wants us to get sick.
I think it is better to have a tap for second grade water for showering, bathing, flushing and garden purposes, maybe even use rain water. Especially with rain water you can use up as much as is provided, if you please. No waist what so ever. You will even be doing a good deed by prevending the sewers from clogging up during heavy rain fall.
And anything els ...[text shortened]... uel that is used to heat up the water. At least water can be collected and filtered for reusage.
But rain water is very good for garden purposes.
In holland, at some places, we use less filtered (2nd grade?) water to flush the toilets and wash the laundry with.
I agree its more important to be more saving with fuel and electricity.
And also very important to invest in renewable energy, since we will be out of fuel one day🙂