hosepipe ban, anyone else affected?

[doug boardley]

Not that I know of.
My neighbours tend to use my garden tap at the front of the house as I don't have a water meter and they all do.

tight gits:ban::lol:

 

[Dan]

Not that I know of.
My neighbours tend to use my garden tap at the front of the house as I don't have a water meter and they all do.

I'd get yourself a water meter mate, you'd be charged a lot less overall providing they stopped.

 

[richard Kent]

Not with my doughters I wouldn't, they live in the bathroom:incazzato:

 

[White Room]

No ban down my way, yet

 

[diamondtiling]

My next door neighbour works for the council, he was out early yesterday in his council van and hi viz wear and saw at least 3 people giving their gardens an early soak, each time he saw them he gave a little toot of the horn, shook his head and wagged a finger at them and they scarpered like rabbits, he had a right laugh because he is a refuse collector of illegally dumped stuff and couldn't care less if they use a hosepipe.

:lol:

 

[doug boardley]

peeing it down again here today:mad2::mad2:

 

[chrisroe]

did my bit for the enviroment last night

didnt touch a drop of water


only beer

and this morning i managed to turn it into water

im Jesus in the making

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

no prob's here, and i am on a water-meter :ban:it cost me a fortune :yikes:

 

[Scott]

Absolute belter of a day here again today. I rweckon i sweated enough yesteray to refill the stocks anywhere.

If the greed fat cats fixed the leaks instead of lining their pockets with divided payments every year the water losses would rule out the need for the bans.

Im putting in a rainwater harvesting system for the toilets in the new roof. Simple system to pump filtered rain water to a tank in the loft. It can be used for all the toilets, dishwasher and watering garden, car washing etc. Not keen on the dishwasher idea but for the tiolets its a must as the kids flush for them for fun these days.