Lecico: Guilt-Free Bathroom Upgrades That Save Water and The Planet

Be honest. Who hasn’t lingered in a hot shower or filled the tub to the brim, ignoring just how much water is slipping away? Or maybe even enjoyed multiple baths throughout the day? Discover more at Lecico

Bathrooms are some of the biggest water wasters in our homes. A single-flush toilet can guzzle up to 11 litres per flush (Grampians Wimmera Mallee Water, n.d), meaning just five flushes a day wastes 55 litres – on flushing alone! A full bath? That’s up to 200 litres gone in one soak (Hansgrohe, n.d.).
But here’s the good news: With simple, sustainable upgrades, you can cut down water waste without sacrificing comfort or style.

How to Create a Water-Saving Bathroom.

Upgrade to water-saving fixtures. Low-flow taps, showerheads, and dual-flush toilets are game-changers for water conservation. Switching to a dual-flush toilet can save a household of four approximately 54,000 litres of water per year!
Use sustainable materials. Eco-friendly bathroom design goes beyond water conservation. Consider materials like reclaimed wood for vanities, recycled glass for countertops, or natural stone for tiling.
Fix leaks immediately. A dripping tap may seem harmless, but even a slow leak can waste thousands of litres of water per year. Regularly check for leaks in taps, toilets, and pipes to prevent unnecessary water waste.
Be mindful of your water use. Reduce waste by keeping showers short, turning off the tap while brushing your teeth or shaving, and using a rinse-lather-rinse method for washing hands and hair instead of letting the water run. Washing your hair less frequently and using dry shampoo between washes can also help cut down on water use.

So, as you plan your next bathroom renovation, ask yourself: What’s one simple change I can make today to start saving water? You’ll feel good, do good, and make a difference!

Visit Lecico to explore our water-conscious bathroom ware. Or contact our friendly support team, who’ll help make your next bathroom project as sustainable and stylish as possible.