The chart compares data about water consumption by residential, industrial, government and others in Australia and how residential water was used—bathroom, toilet, washing clothes, kitchen, garden—in specific year, 2004.
Overall, the most consumption was by residents with 70%, 60% more compared to business consumers 10%. The reason residents used for most of the time was garden 28%, closely followed by bathroom 27%. The least common users of water were government and other, respectively 6% and 3%.
The least consuming factor was kitchen 10% in residential usage that is two third of reason, toilet 15%. 20% of water in residential water was washing clothes, being third the most common reason for water between residents. Inhabitants used water almost 3 times more for garden than kitchen, 28% and 10%.
The percent of business and industrial consumers took 21% of total consumers, respectively 10% and 11%, closest to the most frequently consumer, residents. Between residents washing clothes required 20% of total usages of resident that is two times more than toilet reason required 10%.