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It is nice to have a garden swimming pool and watch the small (and not so small) children playing.
Of course, there is a cost associated to purchase a swimming pool which it is relatively not that high if the swimming pool is frequently in use.
But, the water cost has to be also taken in consideration because depending on everyone’s personal situation, it may be worth to start looking to ways on how to save water and reduce the water bill costs.
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1. How much does swimming pool water cost
2. Swimming pool water cost calculator
2.2. Liters to US gallons calculator
2.3. Liters to UK gallons calculator
3. How to use less water at home
3.1. How to install a water saving tap aerator
3.2. How much does a dishwasher use
3.3. Proven ways to save water at home
If you are considering to purchase a swimming pool or if you already have one, on the manufacturer’s website you should be able to find out the water capacity.
We are paying to our water provider 2 euro per every cubic meter of water we consume.
If we were to purchase a swimming pool with a 10220 liters capacity, we need to consider that every time we were to fill up the pool it would cost us around 20 euro on water.
10220 liters / 1000 = 10,220 cubic meters of water
10,220 cubic meters x 2 euro per cubic meter = 29,44 euro to fill up the pool
Once you know the water capacity of the swimming pool, this calculator can be used to estimate the yearly water cost.
For example:
> If a swimming pool has a capacity of 10220 liters
> We refill it 3 times a years
> We are paying 1.3 euro (or pounds, or dollars, or…) per cubic meter
The swimming pool would add around 40 euro (or pounds, or dollars, or…) to our water bill.
On your contract or water bill you should be able to find how much you are paying per every cubic meter or every gallon of water you use.
The water cost will depend on what country or city you live.
According to this water prizes survey article, the areas with the most expensive water are North America and Western Europe. While areas like South Asia, Middle East and North Africa have the cheapest water.
On to this other european cities water prize article, it can be appreciated the big prize difference between countries in Europe. From Italy with the cheapest water cost and 0.40 euro per cubic meter to Norway with the most expensive water at 5.51 euro per liter.
We know that not everyone uses liters so if you are from the US you can use this calculator to convert liters to US gallons.
Equally, if you are from the UK you can use this calculator to convert liters to UK gallons.
A few other examples from our ‘Water usage and water cost calculators‘ page that may be of your interest:
We have a page dedicated to explain how to save water at home.
As an example, see below a few examples and videos on how to use less water at home and save money.
You may want also to have a look this video where we explain how much water does a tap aerator save and how to install a water saving tap aerator.
Additionally, you may want to have a look the the post where we review what is more efficient, washing the dishes by hand or using the dishwasher.
If you are looking for ideas to save water at home, have a look to this YouTube video were we show some useful tips to reduce the water usage at home and decrease the water bill.
Water conservation can be defined as the decision and the act of using less water
Water conservation both benefit you and the environment
The act of saving and conserving water does benefit you because you will be paying less on your water bills.
And it also does benefit the environment because conserving water prevents any unnecessary waste of natural resources.
Now, at individual level it may not look worth to try to save a few litres or gallons here or there.
Still, every little counts and if hundreds or thousands of us do save a little every time, it will make an important contribution towards conserving our natural resources.
If we could reduce our swimming pools water usage, even a very small amount, it would make a big impact on preserving our natural resources.
For example, if 9000 households would manage to save as little as 5 liters of water per day:
> Collectively, we would be saving over 16,000,000 liters of water per year!
> Collectively, assuming a cost of 2 euro per cubic meter of water, we would be saving nearly 33,000 euro per year!
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