The sting on electricity and gas bills has got many families in trouble but now there is a similar emergency also on water.
The problem is that the costs of electricity and gas are rising in a frightening way but these energy costs they also affect the aqueduct.
In fact, the Italian aqueducts are making it known with great force that they too are forced to pay the gas bill but above all the electricity bill and therefore the costs of water supply will increase dramatically.
Sting also on the water: you have to save
If water costs until now had seemed the only ones to save themselves from the blows of inflation, this will no longer be the case.
So water also increases and weighs even more on the household budget. But there are ways to save on water. First of all, the first trick is to water the plants not with tap water but with somehow residual water in the house. For example, if you leave buckets on the balcony or terrace, they will be filled with rainwater which can then be used, for example, to water the plants. Or another very ingenious trick always emphasized by consumer protection associations is to drain the pasta or even the rice in a bucket. So the water used for draining the pasta and rice can be used precisely to water the plants.
How to save precious water
The same can be said for water of the bathtub. Once you have taken a bath it is useless to drain the water away, you can collect it in buckets and always use it for watering the plants of the garden. So to save on the sting of the water bill, the ways are precisely those of not wasting all that water continuously we consume it at home but to use it precisely to water the plants in the garden.
Easy tricks that help you keep your water bill lower on a daily basis
For the plants in the garden there will be no problem but surely the bill can be cut down because it is anyway it is water that we will otherwise throw away while it can be incredibly exploited. So from today we need to change mentality because it is no longer only light and gas that are a problem, but water is too. Unfortunately, for families, it becomes increasingly difficult to move forward and we must not hide the fact that the recession will make everything tougher.
