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One-song shower

Did you know that every Vaasa resident uses an average of 118 liters of water per day — together that adds up to more than 8 million liters in just one day. Most of this water is consumed in the shower. That’s why we’re challenging everyone in Vaasa to take shorter showers, and a shower song makes it easy.

What is a shower song?

A shower song is a track you choose to play when you step into the shower. A typical song lasts about three minutes, and if you can finish your shower within that time, your water use is in good shape. What’s your shower song?

If you can’t see the video, click here to watch it on YouTube!

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Pure, drinkable water flowing from the tap may feel like a given. However, few of us stop to consider how much effort has gone into making it possible. Using tap water wisely pays off, especially in the long run.

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The household water in Vaasa is produced in Vanha Vaasa, at Pilvilampi Waterworks

The municipal water supply services provide residents with high quality household water as well as proper sewer systems and treatment of wastewater. Water supply services in Vaasa are provided by Vaasa Water.

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Ilmakuva leveästä, tummavetisestä joesta, joka mutkittelee metsien ja kirkkaanvihreiden peltojen halki. Joen rannoilla kasvaa tiheää havu- ja lehtimetsää, ja oikealla näkyy avoimia viljelysalueita sekä muutamia maatiloja ja rakennuksia harvaan sijoittuneena maaseutumaisemaan kirkkaana kesäpäivänä.

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In Vaasa, water travels a carefully monitored route from the Kyrönjoki River to homes and back to the sea, benefiting the environment along the way. Fresh tap water, efficient wastewater treatment, and energy recovered from water all demonstrate a responsible approach, making sure every drop is put to the best possible use.

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Top water-saving tips

Using less water saves both money and the environment. Pick up these easy everyday tips!

  • Take shorter showers.
  • Wash full loads of laundry and consider how often you really need to run the machine.
  • .*Wash dishes in the dishwasher or by filling the sink with water — avoid running water.
  • Wash full loads of dishes and use the eco program whenever possible.
  • Wash vegetables and fruit in a bowl, not under running water.
  • Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth and soaping up.
  • Fill a water bottle and cool it in the fridge so you don’t need to run the tap unnecessarily.