Activity 2.2.1 – My daily water use.

 May,2,000 July, 5,985 June,5,237   2000+5985+5237=13,222/3 months=4,407.33 

4,407.33/3 = 1,469.11 gallons/ person/ month    1,469.11/30 = 48.97 per day for one person 






In the water usage study, my household's daily water consumption was carefully analyzed using two different water

calculators. The first calculator revealed that your household uses approximately 170 gallons of water per day. When

this daily usage is extended over time, it amounts to 1,296 gallons per week and 5,182 gallons per month. These

figures provide a clear picture of your short-term water usage patterns. The second calculator offered a slightly different perspective. It reported an annual water usage of 62,271 gallons for your household, which translates to an average daily usage of 170.6 gallons. This minor difference in daily usage is negligible and could be attributed to rounding or slight variations in data input. Additionally, the second calculator provided a detailed breakdown of per-person water usage, showing that each individual in your household uses an average of 56.9 gallons per day. Both calculators presented consistent and reliable data, reinforcing the accuracy of the results. The study highlights the significant water consumption in your household and offers a comprehensive understanding of your daily, weekly, monthly, and annual water usage. By identifying these patterns, you can pinpoint areas where water conservation efforts can be implemented to reduce overall consumption. This detailed analysis serves as a valuable tool for promoting water efficiency and sustainability within your household.


References

Cascade Water Alliance

Water Usage Calculator - Cascade Water

Home Water Works 

Water Calculator | Home Water Works


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