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On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 20:13:13 +0100, Hugh Jampton wrote:
They have a caravan, with unmetered water, 15 miles away. They have installed a twin tub washing machine in the caravan (bought in a sale for £10). They drive to the caravan 3 times a week to do their washing. 90 miles at 12p/mile(ish) just for fuel is £10.80. Water is about 0.2p/l (supply & sewage) so 5,400l. I doubt very much that a washing machines uses 1,800l/wash. Thats 1.8 cubic meters... I'm *not* joking :-( Sadly I'm not surprised. -- Cheers Dave. |
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