Keys to a More Eco-Friendly and Stylish Bathroom

To reduce water consumption, it's essential to find a balance between products that lower water usage without compromising user comfort. In such cases, reducing consumption to 5 liters per minute is optimal. When users complain about low shower pressure, they usually mean insufficient water flow. At this point, manufacturer technologies allow achieving the same sensations with less water usage while keeping regular faucets affordable.

Products with Special Coatings for Easy Maintenance and Durability

To be more eco-friendly, we should choose products that last long and don't require replacement in the near future. Besides durability, these products should also include technologies aimed at saving resources or special coatings such as anti-lime and antimicrobial. These coatings simplify maintenance and enhance product longevity.

Water Heater Not Too Far and Not Too Hot

To have an eco-friendly bathroom (and home), the water heater shouldn't be too far from the bathtub or shower to avoid heat loss. Experts like Jacob Delafon explain this principle.

Regarding the ideal temperature for a water heater, it should range from 50 to 60 degrees Celsius. This temperature is sufficient for showers, according to experts. Actually, at this temperature, there's a higher risk of bacterial growth and unnecessary energy waste, as well as increased scaling issues.

Toilets with Dual Flush Are Better

Choosing between one or two flush types in toilets shouldn't be a major investment decision or significantly impact your bathroom budget, but it's a mistake to ignore this aspect, especially if you're aiming for savings.