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Band 4+: The charts below show information on residential water use in 1988 and 2008.

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The image compares two pie charts illustrating residential water use in 1988 and 2008. In 1988, the distribution was Bathroom 25%, Washing Clothes 22%, Garden 20%, Toilet 18%, and Kitchen 15%. By 2008, the distribution adjusted to Kitchen 30%, Bathroom 29%, Washing Clothes 19%, Toilet 14%, and Garden 8%.
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The charts illustrate given information about residential usage of water between 1988 to 2008.

Overall, the most common choice to use water was bathroom and washing clothes, they remains in almost same level and the kitchen utilized water less than other figures in first period, however, after almost three decades, there happend new figure called garden that did not require a lot of amount of water and kitchen became the most popular choice of using water and followed by bathroom and other places had some small drops.

Firslty, one of the less common choices were kitchen with 15 % and toilet with 18% of water use. Also, garden remains as the third choice with exaclty 20%. And other 2 options such as washing clohtes with 22% and bathroom with 25% remains as the most regular place to use water in 1988 year.

Moving on to pie chart from 2008, it can be seen that kitchen increased to half in this figures with exactly 30% of usage. However, bathroom increased not significanlty with less 30%. Next figures are washing clothes and toilet, both decreased slightly and less than 20%. As it can be noticed there also apperead garden, that is one of the most underrate of using water and remains with 8% in 2008.

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