And how big is your household?
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The hell? Do you just not use any water at all?!
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£16/month here too, household of one, no dishwasher (apart from me obviously).
Last quarter I paid Southern £97 for 44m³ of water and Thames £92 to remove 44m³ of waste.
This is a house of 4, 2 adults and two teens.
According to Untied Utilities, the average 4 person household uses 450L a day!
As you can see, we had a sudden jump in 2024…
We’ve just had an updated water bill, where we’re going to be paying £123/month. It wasn’t that long ago where we we paying £60/month and I thought that was a lot!
We’re a family of four, apparently using 667 litres per day - however I think this was down to a leaky toilet which we’ve only just had fixed, as at the first half of 2024 we were using under 500 litres per day. Just curious what others are paying?
Maybe I dont look at my usage closely enough. But over 100 litres a day per person sounds crazy
edit - guess I should check my usage! Apparently average per person is 140L a day
The average person in England and Wales used roughly 140 liters of water per day as of 2024
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1211708/liters-per-day-per-person-water-usage-united-kingdom-uk/
For us, we’re, on average, per day:
2x showers in the morning 1.5x washing machine loads 1x dishwasher 2x baths in the evening (my wife will have one and then usually the kids will have a separate one together)
Then there’s obviously the toilet flushes, sinks to wash our hands, some small bits of washing up.
You pay monthly? I seem to only be able to pay quarterly, with a 1 week turn around required after they issue the bill.
About £35 a month, 2 bed house.
In Scotland, it’s part of council tax.
So, £1200 ISH for a flatI assume that’s per year and not per month? Our council tax alone is £160/month!
Had £44-ish before we got a meter. Now, with a smart meter, we’re paying £38 a month. 2 people, West London.
US East Coast. Family of 4. Combined water/trash/recycling private house around U$ 80/Month.