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Bath Versus Shower Water Calculator — result sheet
Compare weekly water use from showers and baths using explicit duration, flow, frequency, and bath-volume assumptions.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: Weekly shower water = showers × minutes × flow; weekly bath water = baths × bath volume.
The comparison keeps behavior and fixture assumptions explicit so visitors can change them for their own household.
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- Showers per week — minimum 0; maximum 1000
- Minutes per shower — min; minimum 0; maximum 10000
- Shower flow — L/min; minimum 0; maximum 1000
- Baths per week — minimum 0; maximum 1000
- Water per bath — L; minimum 0; maximum 100000
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Showers per week | 7 |
| Minutes per shower | 8 |
| Shower flow | 9 |
| Baths per week | 2 |
| Water per bath | 150 |
Showers = 504 L/week; baths = 300 L/week.
Assumptions and limits
- Counts and water volumes are nonnegative and the period is one week.
- Shower flow and bath volume represent delivered water, not heating energy.
- Leaks, shared baths, partial fills, recycling, wastewater treatment, and carbon emissions are not modeled.
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