The document outlines how an individual could reduce their daily water usage of 166.1 liters. It breaks down their current water usage into categories like washing, drinking, personal hygiene and identifies areas to cut down like fixing dripping taps, taking shorter showers, and hand washing clothes instead of using the washing machine. Implementing several changes such as using cups instead of mugs and taking showers instead of baths could reduce average daily water usage to 100.35 liters and help conserve water.

1. Water saving scheme

2. What I use litres 60625 = average annual use litres 166.10 = average daily use

3. How I could cut this down litres 9.60 sub total litres 5.00 = 0.5 dripping taps litres 4.00 = 0.5 cooking meals (per day) litres 0.60 = 0.1 (times per week) garden sprinkler/hose water used no. of times Others

4. litres 28.75 sub total litres 0 = 0 others (litres) litres 0 = 0 clothes (hand) litres 20 = 0.25 clothes (machine) litres 8.75 = 0.25 dishwasher litres 0 = 0 pots and pans water used no. of times Washing

5. litres 2.00 sub total litres 0.75 = 3 cold (large) litres 0.60 = 3 cold (small) litres 0.25 = 1 hot (mug) litres 0.40 = 2 hot (cup) water used no. of times Drinking

6. litres 60 sub total litres 0 = 0 others (litres) litres 8 = 1 toilet flushes litres 2 = 2 teeth cleaning (tap off) litres 0 = 0 teeth cleaning (tap on) litres 30 = 1 shower litres 0 = 0 bath litres 20 = 2 wash hands and face water used no. of times Personal Hygiene

7. litres 36626 = average annual use litres 100.35 = average daily use Personal

8. Use cups instead of mugs Have showers instead of baths