Bathroom water consumption



This graph shows the water used counted in kWh in the bathroom, including the faucet and the toilet flusher. The trend reflects the fact that people constantly go to bathroom for different purposes and water is regularly used, however the usage drops from 2 a.m to 6 a.m as it is the time when people are usually not awake.  

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