Water Use Statistics
Daily indoor per capita water use is 69.3 gallons. Here is how it breaks down:
Use
Gallons per Capita Percentage of Total Daily Use
Showers
11.6 16.8%
Clothes Washers
15.0 21.7%
Dishwashers
1.0 1.4%
Toilets
18.5 26.7%
Baths
1.2 1.7%
Leaks
9.5 13.7%
Faucets
10.9 15.7%
Other Domestic Uses
1.6 2.2%
By installing more efficient water fixtures and regularly checking for leaks, households can reduce daily per capita water use by about 35% to about 45.2 gallons per day Here's how it breaks down for households using conservation measures:
Use
Gallons per Capita Percentage of Total Daily Use
Showers
8.8 19.5%
Clothes Washers
10.0 22.1%
Toilets
8.2 18.0%
Dishwashers
0.7 1.5%
Baths
1.2 2.7%
Leaks
4.0 8.8%
Faucets
10.8 23.9%
Other Domestic Uses
1.6 3.4%
Source: Handbook of Water Use and Conservation, Amy Vickers
Friday, March 25, 2011
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