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Brits urged to save water as young adults are biggest users - AOL (opens the original)
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Younger generations use more water than older adults, either by taking longer showers or using the washing machine for smaller loads. A recent survey by Let's Save Water campaign, which wants people to reduce the amount of water they use each day, found millennials were most likely to take baths instead of showers (26%) and rinse dishes before putting them in the dishwasher (30%). The poll of 2,000 adults in England and Wales also found Gen Z were most likely to take showers longer than 10 minut
These everyday habits mean young adults use more water than any other age group - AOL (opens the original)
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Younger generations use more water than older adults, either by taking longer showers or using the washing machine for smaller loads. A recent survey by Let’s Save Water campaign, which wants people to reduce the amount of water they use each day, found millennials were most likely to take baths instead of showers (26%) and rinse dishes before putting them in the dishwasher (30%). The poll of 2,000 adults in England and Wales also found Gen Z were most likely to take showers longer than 10 minut
Parents say this Disney Princess is the best role model for young girls - AOL (opens the original)
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A poll of 1,250 young women, mums and grandmas found 98% believe confidence, kindness and resilience are the qualities needed to help young girls prepare for the modern world as they grow up. Grandmas (76%) and mums (65%) rated kindness as the number one quality they wanted to pass down to their granddaughters and daughters to equip them for modern life. Nine in 10 also agreed TV shows and films can influence young girls’ behaviour, with 94% saying it’s important for young girls across the count
Over a fifth of holidaymakers fall victim to costly tourist traps abroad - AOL (opens the original)
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More than a fifth of holidaymakers have fallen into tourist traps while holidaying abroad, losing an average of £200. More than half (52%) believe popular overseas holiday destinations are getting worse each year for ripping people off. The survey of 2,000 holidaymakers found 27% have knowingly been ripped off or overcharged while on holiday. The most common include overpriced food and drinks sold at tourist hotspots, taxi rides, hidden fees when using card machines, being charged more than loca
Lack of green spaces stop Brits from getting active - as top barriers revealed - AOL (opens the original)
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Brits have revealed the biggest barriers to getting active including the cost, lack of green space where they live - and fear of being judged. A poll of 2,000 adults found class fees (26%), equipment (25%) and travel (19%) puts them off moving more. A further 27% said they struggle with a lack of motivation, finding it hard to stay consistent with regular exercise. The average Brit spends 45 minutes in a typical exercise session, but 36% weren't aware the UK government recommends at least two an
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