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Originally Posted by Martian
Given how much rain we've had this summer we're in no danger of drought here, so that's not really a cost at all.
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Except for the cost of treating it before it goes to your building, increased water bills for the building management (that they will pass on to renters when it comes time to raise rent) that gets multiplied for every tenant with a leaky WC and then the same water gets treated again in the sewage treatment plant.
Not that I'm on any moral high horse in this regard. I'm about as green as a Hummer factory in Cleveland powered by coal mined from lands with endangered species.