How much water does a whirlpool bath use compared to a regular bathtub?

A whirlpool bath uses the same amount of water as a standard bath of the same size - the only difference is the addition of the jet system:

Water Usage Facts

·        Water consumption depends on bath size, not jet system

·        Standard bath sizes typically hold 150-200 litres

·        Larger luxury baths may hold 250-300 litres

·        Compact models can use as little as 130 litres

·        Jets must be covered for proper operation

Water Conservation Tips

·        Only fill to minimum required level (just above jets)

·        Choose an appropriately sized bath for your needs

·        Consider compact models for smaller households

·        Use bath water for garden irrigation afterwards

·        Install water-efficient taps

Bath Size Guide

·        Small baths (1500mm): 130-160 litres

·        Standard baths (1700mm): 150-200 litres

·        Large baths (1800mm+): 200-300 litres

·        Corner baths: Varies by design

Remember: The whirlpool system itself doesn't require extra water - it simply circulates the same water you'd use in a standard bath through the jets. The key factor in water consumption is the size and shape of your chosen bath, not whether it's a whirlpool model or not.