45% of household water is used for showers.

According to Bolius, approximately 45% of a household’s total water consumption is used for “bathing and personal hygiene.” Of this, the majority—around 80%—is spent on showering alone. This means that a typical Danish family uses as much as 35% of their total water consumption on showering.

What does it cost?

On average, a shower costs about EUR 1, including both water and the energy required to heat it. Naturally, this amount can vary depending on the family’s habits and heating source. For a family that showers daily, this can amount to several thousand Euro annually.

Great potential for savings

This not only highlights how essential showering is in household routines but also reveals a significant potential for savings. By optimizing habits and choosing water-saving solutions, it’s possible to make a notable difference both financially and environmentally.

Flow Loop’s recirculating shower, LOOP, can make that difference.

Calculate savings

If you run a business, such as a hotel, property development, or a workplace offering shower facilities for employees, the savings on energy and water can be incorporated into your sustainability reporting under ESG or CSR-D principles.

Considering a LOOP shower for your household? You, too, can contribute to the green transition and a more sustainable future.

No matter the setting, installing a LOOP shower comes with significant financial savings. Click the link below and let us calculate your potential benefits.