A household in the U.S uses about 70.5 gallons a day; it really differs from household to household. One website (see related links) states:
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A normal person (non-spender) use at home (kitchen, bath, etc. - not in garden or garage) max. 1o m3 water/month - cold or warm water; the mean for a day is
333 L.
4.5 billion gallons of water
There really is no telling how much water Georgia will use in a single day. This amount of water changes daily.
We have more water per person than any other country in the world yet only use about 400 liters a day for residential use.
20 litres
You can write how much water you use, how, and when, and then think of how you can improve the next day.
the hole world uses at least 1 billion litres
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About 450 liter .
About 450 liter .
a small fraction...
The average per capita water use per day in India is 135 litres. The USA, by comparison, is 575 litres.
Atlanta has one of the largest water uses per day in America. They currently use over 500 million gallons of water per day.
150 gallons