Water inquiry
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The document asks a series of questions about an individual's daily water usage habits, including how much water they drink per day, what kind of water they drink, whether they reuse bottles or close taps while washing, and if they reuse water for watering plants. It concludes by thanking the reader for their attention.
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- 3. On average, how much water do you drink per day?
- 4. What kind of water do you drink?
- 5. Do you fill bottles with tap water to take with you?
- 6. When you drink bottled water, which is the fate of the bottle?
- 7. What do you use to heat of the water in your House?
- 8. Shower rather than bath?
- 9. Do you close the tap while you wash with soap?
- 10. You use the washing machine/dishwasher only with a full load?
- 11. Do you keep the tap closed while brushing your teeth?
- 12. Do you reuse the water from the washing of fruits and vegetables in watering?