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Final product---    The indirect water use relates to the total volume of freshwater that is used to produce the goods and services consumed. Demonstrate examples of direct water use in the home Ever day all of us turn on the faucet everyday. On average, our direct indoor water use (water you use from your tap, toilet, dishwasher, etc.) adds up to about 60 gallons of water a day per person. Here’s how indoor water use breaks down:
 * Toilets (28%)
 * Washing Machines (22%)
 * Showers and Baths (19% )
 * Sinks (16%)
 * Household Leaks (14%)---it’s almost 10 gallons of water per person per day lost to leaky toilets and faucets.

Calculate household water use Approx. Daily: 1,291 gallons Weekly: 9,037 gallons Monthly: 36,148 gallons Yearly: 469,924 gallons

Shower & bath:226 gallons-- 5 per day 10 min each Toilet: 40 gallons-- 10 per day Sink: 32 gallons-- 15 min each day Dishes by hand: 8 gallons-- 2 min per day Dishwasher: 9 gallons-- 5 loads per week Laundry: 37 gallons-- 6 loads per week Lawn: 66 gallons-- 3 times per week 10 min Outside & pool(summer and spring): 6 gallons-- 5 mins per day

   Compare and contrast national averages of direct water use Indoor Water Use in the United States. The average American family of four uses 400 gallons of water per day. On average, approximately 70 percent of that water is used indoors, with the bathroom being the largest consumer (a toilet alone can use 27 percent

United States uses the most waters per person per day (about 575 liter) out of 30 countries.
 * US- about 575 liters for one person per day || Mexico- about 360 liters for one person per day || Compare- The US and Mexico's difference is about 210 liters || Contrast-US and Mexico are both in the top 5 for most water usage per person daily because the US is surrounded by water and Mexico isn't fully surrounded by water. ||
 * all vs us || Cambodia- about 25 liters for one person per day || Compare- China and Cambodia's difference is about 65 liters || Contrast- China is in the middle of how much water is a accessible but Cambodia is really low on the list because its a very poor place. ||
 * all vs us || Nigeria- about 35 liters for one person per day || Compare- Australia and Nigeria's difference is about 465 liters || Contrast- Australia has the second most water in the world so its going to have a lot of liters of water per day have a lot of water unlike Nigeria that is really low on the list because its a poor area ||