We’re encouraging our customers to take a closer look at how much water they use each day and explore simple ways to save water at home.
From showers and washing clothes to watering gardens, everyday activities can use more water than many people realise. Understanding where water is used is an important step in reducing demand and protecting local water supplies for the future.
You can crunch the numbers at your house by using our Get Water Fit calculator – a quick and simple way to check where you may be able to save.
On average, Victorians use around 169 litres per person per day.
With a few small changes, households can help reduce this, easing pressure on water supplies and helping communities prepare for drier years ahead.
Using water efficiently helps reduce household costs while supporting long term water security and helping the environment.
Simple changes can save thousands of litres each year, including:
Every litre saved helps reduce pressure on our water sources and supports reliable water supplies into the future.
Victoria has Permanent Water Saving Rules in place all day, every day. These common‑sense rules help us make the most of our drinking water by reducing waste and promoting efficient use.
Key rules include:
By following these rules, everyone can play a role in protecting Victoria’s water supplies for future generations.
Check your water use and look for opportunities to save where possible.
For practical water‑saving tips and information on using water efficiently at home, explore our website.