The bathroom is one of the biggest water consumers in the home, accounting for more than 50% of indoor water use. The good news? Small changes can make a big difference. Here’s how to reduce your water footprint.
1. Fix Leaky Faucets Immediately
A single dripping faucet can waste 20,000 liters per year—that’s 55 liters per day! Our ceramic disc valves eliminate drips by creating a watertight seal with every use.
2. Install Low-Flow Fixtures
Modern low-flow fixtures use significantly less water while maintaining excellent pressure:
- Standard faucet: 12 L/min → Low-flow: 5 L/min (58% savings)
- Standard shower: 15 L/min → Low-flow: 8 L/min (47% savings)
3. Upgrade to Dual-Flush Toilets
Dual-flush toilets offer two flush options:
- Half flush (3L): For liquid waste
- Full flush (6L): For solid waste
This simple choice can reduce toilet water consumption by up to 50%.
4. Take Shorter, Smarter Showers
Even with a low-flow showerhead, shorter showers save water:
- 5-minute shower = 40 liters
- 10-minute shower = 80 liters
Tip: Use a waterproof timer or create a 5-minute shower playlist!
5. Turn Off While Brushing/Shaving
Letting the tap run while brushing teeth wastes up to 8 liters per minute. Turn it off while brushing and save thousands of liters annually.
6. Consider a Thermostatic Shower
Stop wasting water while adjusting temperature. Thermostatic showers maintain your preset temperature instantly, eliminating the cold-water “warm-up” waste.
Calculate Your Savings
Visit our showroom to calculate how much water and money you could save by upgrading your bathroom fixtures. Our team can provide a detailed analysis based on your household size and current setup.
Every Drop Counts
In a world where water scarcity is an increasing concern, every drop we save matters. Making these changes isn’t just good for your wallet—it’s good for Cambodia’s future.
