What is the formula for total water consumption?

Total liters = daily consumption (L) × number of days. Example: 150 L per day × 30 days = 4500 L.

How do I convert the result to cubic meters?

1 cubic meter equals 1000 liters, so divide by 1000: 4500 L = 4.5 m³.

Divide the liters on a water bill by the days it covers, or read your meter at the same hour on two consecutive days and subtract.

Tool guide

Practical information to understand the result and use this tool correctly.

Water consumption here is a simple product: daily use in liters multiplied by the number of days. The result is the total volume in liters.

Enter your average daily consumption (from a bill, a meter, or a per-person estimate) and the period you want to cover: a week, a month, or a year.

To compare with a utility bill in cubic meters, divide the liters by 1000: 4500 L is 4.5 m³. The calculation runs locally in the browser.

What is the formula for total water consumption?: Total liters = daily consumption (L) × number of days. Example: 150 L per day × 30 days = 4500 L.
How do I convert the result to cubic meters?: 1 cubic meter equals 1000 liters, so divide by 1000: 4500 L = 4.5 m³.
Where do I get my daily consumption in liters?: Divide the liters on a water bill by the days it covers, or read your meter at the same hour on two consecutive days and subtract.