Hot shower: Showerloop recycles used water for long, guilt-free showers

The video explains how a typical shower uses about 10 liters of water per minute, leading to significant water waste. It introduces the shower loop system, which recycles water for continuous use, reducing waste. The system collects used water, filters it to remove impurities, and maintains its temperature with minimal energy. After showering, the water can be drained or reused for other purposes like laundry or toilet flushing.

How much water does a typical 11-minute shower use?

• 130 liters

• 150 liters

• 110 liters

• 90 liters

What is the primary purpose of the shower loop system?

• To heat water more efficiently

• To reduce shower time

• To recycle water for longer showers

• To increase water pressure

Which method is used in the shower loop system to remove smells and chemicals?

• Green filtration

• Sand filtration

• Activated carbon

• UV light

What role does UV light play in the water recycling process?

• It filters out particles

• It heats the water

• It removes hair

• It kills bacteria

What can the recycled water be used for after the shower?

• Gardening

• Laundry or toilet flushing

• Drinking

• Cooking