since when do you need an excuse to do that?:DQuote:
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since when do you need an excuse to do that?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by dobbo
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Originally Posted by crump
I live in gods country water is in abundance, If I choose to I could shower once, even twice a day, but I was born in the old dart so..............
How do we fix the greenhouse gases????:wasntme:Quote:
Originally Posted by dobbo
yeah you might shower more than once but do you know what soap is for :pQuote:
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Yes I do, it's the bit of kit you dont drop around them damn Vic'sQuote:
Originally Posted by rangieman
we dont need soap we have VB :angel:Quote:
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I agree, it is dishwater isn't it.
Near Yass
Level 3 but a lot of the townships have gone to stage 5.
We don't water the garden anyway so its not to bad. Stage 5 is normal round the end of Feb as the dam is quite small.
I have noticed there is a lot more crap in the water and I know someone who lives at the other end of the Yass river and he has been saying its basicly gone now so things don't look to good.
Redcliffe (Brisbane Qld) Level 4 , level 5 soon (although the goverment can't actually tell us what level 5 is going to involve).
Now that I;ve cleared space in the yard I ordered a rainwater tank the other day. Delivery time will be 16 weeks !!! Ready for the dry season. Bugger it.
Why do I need a tank. 1) Pool. 2) Washing LR after beach trips.
I work for a urban water authority in Victoria. Currently we have stage 1 in Wodonga (where I live). Victoria has the some restriction system across the state, its different to other states though. Wangaratta down the highway is on Stage 4. The ovens river ran dry the other day.