[Dave Willis]

 £719 for fecks sake!

Volume charge 209 cubic metres................. £2.17 per metre = £454.03
Standing charge                                                                             11.11


Sewerage on 209 cubic metres ...................£180.36 per metre = £376.95
Less 39% not returned to sewer ................£147.01 cr
Standing charge (sewerage) .......................£24.53


My business has consumed 132 cubic metres since April 4th the rest is household use. The bill runs from April 23rd so I've used a bit less than 132.

[andyM]

I feel your pain! 

[Carl2009]

Must be cleaning a lot of windows Dave if you are using that much water.   Look at this way, it's £30 a week. Now how much do you turn over in a week? And it's tax deductible, so you can take 29% off that. I assume you budget for it in your cashflow? Otherwise it would be a hit  

[TheWindowManChris]

My Water Bill :

£0.00 Included in Business Rates   ScottishWater is part of Scottish Goverment so we don't have private Water companies up here.

[Dave Willis]

or ro systems I suppose? 

[Clever Forum Name]

OP what system do you use to produce pure water? RO Or a 40/40 thanks

[Dave Willis]

450 gpd ro.

[Clever Forum Name]

We are not on a water and use ro's i am assuming a 40/40 produces less waste but the filters are more money?

[robertphil]

back to the ladders Dave- dont fight it , you know it makes sense

[jonathan lorentsen]

Should be tax deductible as it is a business cost, but still a difficult pill to swallow.
Thought about rain water harvesting, could be the way forward

[Frankybadboy]

get and dig in to that mountain now silly boy

[elite mike]

those solar panels will compensate for it dave, with all the sunshine we have had 

[Frankybadboy]

those solar panels will compensate for it dave, with all the sunshine we have had 

he cant afford to clean um

[Dave Willis]

I'm not qualified 

[elite mike]

 

[tlwcs]

back to the ladders Dave- dont fight it , you know it makes sense

lol

[TheWindowManChris]

Should be tax deductible as it is a business cost, but still a difficult pill to swallow.
Thought about rain water harvesting, could be the way forward

I have always thought about doing and especially as I live in Scotland.

Has anybody done this?

[paul marshall]

just moved house 3 weeks ago and am now on a meter , so can anyone tell me in one word [ none of this cubic metre stuff ] so if I fill up my r o system [500 litre ] how much would it cost with the waste obviously remember keep it nice an simple [ a bit like me ]

[PoleKing]

just moved house 3 weeks ago and am now on a meter , so can anyone tell me in one word [ none of this cubic metre stuff ] so if I fill up my r o system [500 litre ] how much would it cost with the waste obviously remember keep it nice an simple [ a bit like me ]

£4

[paul marshall]

if that's with the waste then its not to bad 4 quid a day , an my kids tend not to wash to often so it could be worse thanx daren