Urinating in the shower is fine, but I've never heard of a place where sewage output is metered.
In my experience, utility companies sometimes charge separately for sewage treatment on the bill, but this is determined by the amount of water used. Logically enough, the assumption is that if you use water in the house, most of it goes down the drain.
Only way you can reduce your water bill is by using less water. Taking shorter showers, for example.
She wasn't suggesting that sewage itself is metered: Quote: " i read something on the internet about flushing connects with the water bill, "
Shocking that it wasn't obvious that flushing uses water, but hey ho, millennials.
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Urinating in the shower is fine, but I've never heard of a place where sewage output is metered.
In my experience, utility companies sometimes charge separately for sewage treatment on the bill, but this is determined by the amount of water used. Logically enough, the assumption is that if you use water in the house, most of it goes down the drain.
Only way you can reduce your water bill is by using less water. Taking shorter showers, for example.
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She wasn't suggesting that sewage itself is metered: Quote: " i read something on the internet about flushing connects with the water bill, "
Shocking that it wasn't obvious that flushing uses water, but hey ho, millennials.