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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 shows residential water use percentages; in 1988: garden 15%, kitchen 10%, bathroom 22%, toilets 25%, washing 28%; in 2008: garden 7%, kitchen 10%, bathroom 27%, toilets 14%, washing 39%.
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the chart provides informstion about resdintial water for 1988 and 2008. the units measured in percentage.

overall, its clear from the graph that the percentage of all them has been changed. in addtion bathroom and kitchen percentage has been increased. whereas garden and toilets and washing has been dicreased.

accroding to what is shown garden was the most decline water resdintial after that comes toilets then washing, garden percentage declined from 20% to 7% whereas toilets from 18% to 14%, washing 25% to 22%, the three of them dicreased from 63% to 43%, there was an improvment for the three of them.

in terms of bathrom and kitchen has been raised from 37% to 57% more accurately the kitchen showed the highest increase it went from 15% to 29% whereas bathroom was 22% then the rate went up to 28%, there was increase in water resdintial for both of them.

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