more than 3 out of 10 French people still consider eco-actions in the bathroom to be a constraint
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The FEBEA and the French Government are joining forces to raise awareness of eco-actions and their benefits for the environment.
That's why the FEBEA, in partnership with OpinionWay, has looked into the habits of the French in their bathroom. While a large majority of French people claim to have adopted eco-actions in their bathroom, a significant proportion admit that these are new habits that are not always easy to adopt and are rather secondary to other rooms in the house. At least 8 out of 10 French people say they are concerned by the subject, and see eco-actions in the bathroom as having a real positive impact on the environment (84%). Combating water wastage is the most common action (74% say they pay attention to this).
81% of French people are in the habit of reducing the length of their showers, and 86% of them turn off the water when soaping up or shampooing. 60% say they use a water-saving device installed on their taps.
Sources: FEBEA
To find out more ( article in french ): https://www.febea.fr/presse/la-febea-le-gouvernement-sassocient-sensibiliser-aux-ecogestes-rappeler-leurs-benefices
