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What should you do to manage your pool's water usage effectively?

Do not overfill the pool, limit backwashing time, and cover the pool to reduce evaporation.

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3

What are water-wise gardening methods?

Plant indigenous plants, water gardens early morning or late afternoon, and use rainwater storage tanks.

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4

How much water does an average South African use per day?

About 250 litres, with Gauteng residents using around 305 litres per day.

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5

What are the main challenges to water supply?

Enough rainfall, pollution, and aging infrastructure.

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How can households reduce water consumption?

Repair leaks, take shorter showers, and close taps when not in use.

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7

What is grey water and its benefits?

Non-industrial household water that can be reused for irrigation, containing biodegradable soaps beneficial to plants.

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8

What is considered black water and why can't it be used?

Waste from toilets, kitchen sinks, and dishwashers, containing high levels of bacteria and pathogens.

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9

What measures can be taken to prevent water pollution?

Avoid throwing harmful substances down drains, use eco-friendly products, and dispose of waste properly.

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10

How can one ensure their drinking water is safe?

Boil water, add bleach (5ml per 20 litres), or use chlorination methods before drinking.

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What percentage of household water use is attributed to toilets?

About 22% of daily consumption in a household.

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