Flushing the toilet accounts for a significant portion of household water use. A simple, time-tested solution? Place a brick in the tank to displace water and reduce consumption per flush.
As the saying goes, there are no small savings.
Looking to cut water waste in your bathrooms? Drop a standard brick into your toilet tank. It limits the water volume used each time, saving an amount equal to the brick's displacement—typically 1-2 liters per flush.
This straightforward hack, recommended by water conservation experts for decades, adds up to substantial annual savings on your bills and helps the environment.
Give it a try if you haven't already!
What are your go-to tips for saving water at home? Do you use the brick method? Share in the comments below.
