How to… cut water bills

Millions of Brits will see their water bills rise this month by an average of 2%, pushing the average amount households pay each year to £415. Here’s how to reduce the final cost

1 Can you save on a meter? You could potentially save serious cash by switching to a water meter – but they’re not the best option for everyone. The Consumer Council for Water advises that if you live on your own, or have more bedrooms in your property than people, you may be able to save by having one fitted. The benefits of switching to one depends on how much water you use. To get an idea whether you could save, try using their calculator (ccwater.org.uk). In Scotland, installing a water meter isn’t free, so it’s a less appealing option for many. 2 Win, win Saving water can cut bills for those on meters, and it can reduce energy bills for everyone. Swap your bath for a quick shower and when using your dishwasher,…

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Woman's Own (Digital) - 1 Issue, 15-Apr-2019

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