Showers and water tanks must save water? Japan's water-saving coup is …

The drought in the past few days has put the water storage capacity of Shimen Reservoir in crisis. Although the spring rain has come, meteorologists also pointed out that if the rainfall does not fall into the catchment area, the water shortage situation will still be difficult to improve. This shocked many people. "When there is water, think about the suffering without water" is not just a slogan, but is closely related to our daily life! Starting with the first sip of water every morning, supplementing water can not only promote the body's metabolism and make people energetic, but also help keep healthy by cleaning the environment with clean water. If you want to save water resources, of course, it is not enough to turn off the tap all day. You should work hard from two aspects: living habits and furniture and equipment. Taiwan Province province is a water-deficient country 19 in the world, but Taiwan Province province is one of the most water-wasting countries! Compared with German and Singaporean, Taiwan Province's per capita daily water consumption exceeds 80%. The daily domestic water consumption per person in Taiwan Province Province is 204 liters, of which 27% is used for flushing toilets, 2 1% for washing clothes and 20% for bathing, accounting for nearly 70% of the total domestic water consumption. Whether the bath time exceeds 15 minutes determines whether you are suitable for a shower or a bath!

Is bathing absolutely water-saving? Japanese housewife website "マーミー" points out that it is impossible to save water if the shower nozzle is not turned off in time when taking a shower! This is because if the shower nozzle is kept on for 15 minutes, the lost water can almost fill the whole bathtub, and of course it will not save water. If you want to save water in the shower, you should install a water-saving shower head and turn off the faucet immediately when you don't need to flush water (such as wiping soap). "マーミー" suggests that if you are used to taking a bath for more than 15 minutes, you might as well put a proper amount of water in the bathtub to take a bath. The remaining water can also be used to clean the bathroom and water the flowers, and it is not wasted at all.

The toilet water consumption is the first! It is most reassuring to install water-saving gadgets and replace good water-saving labels.

However, according to the survey, the item that consumes the most water every day is not a bath, but a toilet. In order to avoid flushing too much water at a time, many people will put a bottle of Bot in the water tank, but some people think that this will weaken the flushing power. Therefore, if you want to save toilet water, it is recommended to replace the products with water-saving labels in time.

In addition to replacing water-saving toilets, Energy Education Network suggested that existing toilets should be equipped with two-stage flushing fittings, and water pipe joints should be checked regularly to prevent water leakage. If you want to test whether the water tank leaks, you can drop paint into the water tank and wait for 20 minutes. If the water in the toilet is colored, pay attention to the leakage of the water tank.

Quantitative water use is not wasted! Prepare cups and buckets from today to save water easily.

In addition, the Japanese environmental protection website "Sunshine, Electricity, Grace and Return" also puts forward many water-saving suggestions from bathing, laundry, kitchen and other aspects:

Take a bath-make good use of cups, washbasins and bathtubs to save water. When taking a hot bath, the family should continue to take a bath to avoid wasting hot water. Bathing water should not exceed the height of the heart. Hot water after bathing can be used to wash clothes. The cold water before the water becomes hot, the clean water for the last shower, and the water for the cold shower in summer can be collected. Fill the cup with water when brushing your teeth, use a washbasin when washing your face, or use a sink to store water.

Laundry-soak first to help clean, and wash socks by hand. Collect enough dirty clothes before washing, and use detergent such as washing powder in moderation. Try to soak first and then wash, so as to avoid repeated washing. When bathing, socks and socks can be washed together, and soap can be washed with water.

You can buy wash-free rice that can be cooked directly. If there is rice washing water, it can be used to wash dishes. Just boil the amount of soup, tea and coffee. Wipe the pots and bowls with newspaper or used toilet paper first, then soak them in water with detergent before cleaning.