Having grown up in the tropics, at times we’d be asked to conserve/ration water in drought, other times told to use as much as possible if catchments were getting too full. Really depended on El Nino / La Nina.
It’s weird turning on all the water in your house and sitting down to watch TV. Though I have had it happen before where the dam was being purged a bit, everyone was running water, so the river the dam water normally drains into had risen above and spilled into the drainways and it started coming back up through the bath and sinks 🤣
I grew up near a massive river back home. So I get that, but my issue is with those who live in a controlled water supplies and just sit there brushing their teeth while the water is running. It just feels wrong to me. Hell, I go as far as turning off the water literally when I move the dish I just washed from the sink to the dish washer when I wash my dishes. I do that with every single dish. It literally feels physically wrong to me. 😂
Having grown up in the tropics, at times we’d be asked to conserve/ration water in drought, other times told to use as much as possible if catchments were getting too full. Really depended on El Nino / La Nina.
It’s weird turning on all the water in your house and sitting down to watch TV. Though I have had it happen before where the dam was being purged a bit, everyone was running water, so the river the dam water normally drains into had risen above and spilled into the drainways and it started coming back up through the bath and sinks 🤣
I grew up near a massive river back home. So I get that, but my issue is with those who live in a controlled water supplies and just sit there brushing their teeth while the water is running. It just feels wrong to me. Hell, I go as far as turning off the water literally when I move the dish I just washed from the sink to the dish washer when I wash my dishes. I do that with every single dish. It literally feels physically wrong to me. 😂
That’s wild, thanks for sharing! 💜