Maintenance of Internal Plumbing

To avoid unpleasant surprise with your water bill we recommend you to

• Take regular readings of your meter to make sure you do not have a leak.


• Regularly inspect your plumbing facilities and check the working condition of your tap and cistern.

Remember- Leakage on your internal supply system can be expensive and it is not environmentally friendly. You can lose at least 2m³ water per month if you let water running from the tap just drop by drop.

Water Saving

Outside:

Air-cooling and roof / sump water tanks require a regular maintenance check-up. Malfunctioning of any facilities related to the water tank may cost you a very expensive bill.

Kitchen and Laundry:

• Don't let water running when washing hand.


• Defrost food overnight in the refrigerator or use the defrost setting on your microwave instead of using water to defrost food.


• Don't use automatic dishwashers and clothes washers if you only need to wash few items.

Bathroom:

• If you notice that the toilet handle does not work properly or you hear the sound of water running in the toilet, call a professional plumber immediately.


• Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth, washing your face or shaving.


• Taking shower can save more water than taking a bath in bath tub but remember to turn off the tap while you soap up your hair or body.


• Avoid flushing the toilet unnecessarily. Dispose tissues, insects and other similar waste in the dustbin rather than into the toilet.