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What if you simply reduced the flow (usually there’s an external valve) as much as possible without disturbing your son’s enjoyment, and then measured the hourl
by adriand 4y ago
What if you simply reduced the flow (usually there’s an external valve) as much as possible without disturbing your son’s enjoyment, and then measured the hourly volume used, and then ran the numbers on the cost per hour? We have a temporary pool we put up each year and it holds 16,000 litres, due to that I worked out water costs and for the first allotment per month (it is tiered here), water is very cheap. You may find the hourly cost to be well worth your son’s happiness and ensuing familial peace.
- noisy_boy 4y agoWe have pretty high water pressure and that is what we did to save water - it is quite interesting how easily we have adjusted to the reduced flow.