Sodium: More tips to cut back. The supermarket is full of foods labeled reduced sodium or light in sodium.. But don't assume that means they're low in sodium. For example, a can of chicken noodle soup that claims to have 25 percent less sodium still has a whopping 524 mg in 1 cup.
âMost people can enjoy a nice hot shower and get clean in 5 minutes. Any more time than that and itâs. time and money going down the drain.â. According to the study, the average eight-minute shower used 62 litres of hot water, and some power showers can use up to 136 litres, compared with an average bath's 80 litres.These findings have been widely reported-in the Daily Mail, The Independent and the BBC, among others.ime and money going down the drain.â. According to the study, the average eight-minute shower used 62 litres of hot water, and some power showers can use up to 136 litres, compared with an average bath's 80 litres. These findings have been widely reported-in the Daily Mail, The Independent and the BBC, among others.
For summer season, the corresponding figures varied from 66 to 104 litres per person/day. The water consumption increased with the increase in the size of the household. The average consumption in small household was 68 litres/day which increased to 74 litres in medium size household; further..5 CONCLUSIONS To conclude the present daily consumption of 74 litres per person per day will come down to 52 litres if the water is priced at Rs. 1 per litre, which means that pricing of water can curtail the demand. Alternatively, it can be inferred that one of the measures to reduce water wastage is pricing.