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Water charges

Anon
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‎10-10-2014 04:51 PM

I know I know who wants to read those two words again.. But I just wanted you guys to know if you're not living at home and are worrying about those **bleep** charges then you should know you can get special shower heads from Amazon that make the water feel like it's just as pressurised but uses considerably less water! Just thought youd like to know 🙂
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dalyer
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‎10-10-2014 05:31 PM

An aerating shower head?

You can get similar adaptors for certain taps and it reduces the amount of water used.

Lots of hotels etc. use them already.

But unless you're metered already then it doesn't make any difference for the first year or so as you'll just pay a flat charge anyway.

I am not a 48 employee - if you need to contact 48 support you can do so by chat, email (support@48months.zendesk.com) or phone.
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bigjoeod
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‎12-10-2014 02:45 AM

I wont be paying for water, government cant prevent me from having a human right, even if I refuse to pay it.

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Anon
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In response to bigjoeod

‎12-10-2014 08:43 PM

was pretty cool to hear that 100,000 people were at that march yesterday.
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Anon
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‎12-10-2014 10:38 PM

They technically can't MAKE you pay for it but they can control the water flow.
Meaning they can reduce the water from your taps to a trickle of they want 😕
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bigjoeod
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In response to Anon

‎12-10-2014 11:19 PM

Technically they can; legaly they can't.

 

Human right to water (Ref: http://www.UN.org)

 

The UN declaration on human rights is part of internation law and signed/recognized by the Irish state. If Irish water try to cut your supply off they are in breach of your human rights and CAN be taken to court.

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