Households will see their yearly water bills rise by an average of £123 from April 1
An expert has shared their 'secret weapon' to help reduce water bills and save money on energy. It comes as homes across England and Wales will see an average £123 or 26% percent increase to their yearly water bill from April 1.
Here is the expert's five top tips to reducing your water usage and saving everal pounds in the process: Aerators are also cheap, usually around the £10 mark. He says the average family home can save as much as 1,274 litres of water per month by fitting a water-saving aerator to their kitchen and bathroom taps, according to water companies such as United Utilities.
“One way to ensure you’re only boiling what you actually need is to use your cup to fill the kettle, that way you’ll know you’re actually only boiling two full cups, for example.” If you don’t opt for a hot water tap, Derek says to reuse all the water you’d normally pour down the drain to water your house plants.
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