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So, let’s talk about something we all deal with but rarely discuss: sky-high water bills. Living in Europe, I’ve been shocked by how expensive water has become. I mean, it’s literally pouring money down the drain! 🌊💸 But guess what? I found a way to cut my water bill almost in half, and it’s so simple, you’ll wonder why you haven’t tried it yet.

Here’s the deal: I started reusing water from my bath to flush the toilet. Yes, you heard that right! And no, I didn’t buy some fancy, overpriced system. I did it myself, and you can too. Let me walk you through it.

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Why Reuse Bathwater?

First off, let’s get real: flushing the toilet is one of the biggest water-wasters in your home. Every flush uses 6–10 liters of clean water. Meanwhile, after a relaxing bath, all that water just goes down the drain. It’s such a waste!

I started by manually collecting bathwater in buckets and using it to flush the toilet. It was a bit of work, but the results were insane — my water bill dropped by almost 50%! That’s when I realized: why isn’t there a system for this already?

The DIY Bath-to-Toilet Water Recycling System

If you’re ready to save money and help the planet, here’s how you can set up your own system:

What You’ll Need:

• A large storage container (like a plastic barrel or tank)
• A bucket (for manual collection, if you’re starting small)
• A water pump (optional, but helpful if your tank is below the toilet)
• PVC pipes and fittings
• A filter (to catch hair and soap residue)
• Basic tools (drill, saw, wrench, etc.)

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Collect the Water:
   After your bath, use a bucket to scoop out the water and pour it into your storage container. If you’re feeling fancy, you can install a pump to drain the water directly from the bathtub into the container.
2. Filter the Water:
   Add a simple filter to catch hair and debris. This keeps your system clean and prevents clogs.
3. Connect to the Toilet:
   Run a pipe from your storage container to the toilet tank. If the container is lower than the toilet, use a small pump to move the water.
4. Flush Away:
   Now, instead of using fresh water, your toilet will use the recycled bathwater. Easy, right?

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Why Aren’t There More Bath-to-Toilet Systems?

Honestly, I was shocked to find out that bath-to-toilet systems are practically nonexistent. You can find sink-toilet combos (where the sink drains into the toilet tank), but nothing for bathtubs. It’s such a missed opportunity!

Sink-toilet combos are great, but they only save a small amount of water compared to reusing bathwater. Plus, they’re often overpriced. I mean, why pay hundreds of euros for a fancy sink when you can DIY a bathwater system for a fraction of the cost?

The Case for Sink-Toilet Combos

While I’m all about DIY, I do think sink-toilet combos are worth considering if you’re renovating or building a new bathroom. They’re super convenient and perfect for smaller spaces. Here’s why:

• Space-Saving: The sink sits right on top of the toilet tank.
• Eco-Friendly: Every time you wash your hands, you’re filling the toilet tank.
• Stylish: Many models look sleek and modern.

But let’s be real: they’re not a must-have. If you’re on a budget, my DIY bathwater system works just as well (if not better).

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Final Thoughts

Water is precious, and it’s only getting more expensive. By reusing bathwater, you’re not just saving money — you’re helping the planet. And honestly, it feels pretty empowering to take control of your bills like this.

So, whether you go full DIY or invest in a sink-toilet combo, the important thing is to start somewhere. Trust me, your wallet (and the Earth) will thank you.

Stay fabulous and eco-conscious,
Rundalya 💋

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P.S. If you try this, let me know how it goes! And if you have any tips or tricks, share them in the comments. Let’s save the planet, one flush at a time! 🌍✨

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