Plug-IT Quiz For Plumbers
How much do you know about water? Take our water efficiency quiz and enter a prize draw to win a £50 Amazon voucher!
- 1.Your full name:
- 2.Contact phone / email:
- 3.What city or region do you work in?
- 4.Your kit knowledge Have you ever had to buy a water efficient product? If so, where did you source it?
- 5.Plumber, are you employed by a company or self-employed?
- A.
Employed
- B.
Self-Employed
- C.
Other
- 6.Do you mainly work for...
- A.
Domestic customers
- B.
Commercial Customers
- C.
Other
- 7.Your water knowledge 1/6 Which of the following cities receives the most rainfall?
- A.
London
- B.
Sydney
- C.
Manchester
- D.
Istanbul
- 8.Your water knowledge 2/6 How much water does the average person in the UK use per day?
- A.
50 litres per day
- B.
100 litres per day
- C.
150 litres per day
- D.
200 litres per day
- 9.Your water knowledge 3/6 How long does the average person in the UK spend in the shower?
- A.
2 minutes
- B.
4 minutes
- C.
7 minutes
- D.
15 minutes
- 10.Your water knowledge 4/6 How much water does a sprinkler use in 1 hour?
- A.
5 litres
- B.
50 litres
- C.
500 litres
- D.
1000 litres
- 11.Your water knowledge 5/6 What percentage of UK homes have a water meter?
- A.
10%
- B.
30%
- C.
50%
- D.
80%
- 12.Your water knowledge 6/6 How much of the average homes energy bill (gas and electric) is a result of heating water?
- A.
One tenth
- B.
A third
- C.
Half
- D.
Three quarters
- 13.Your kit knowledge If you wanted advice on water efficient products, where would you get it? (tick all that apply)
- A.
Plumbers merchant
- B.
Manufacturer catalogue
- C.
Internet
- D.
Other plumbers
- E.
Water company
- F.
Other
- 14.Your kit knowledge Compared to standard products, on average how much do water efficient products cost?
- A.
A lot less than standard products
- B.
A little bit less than standard products
- C.
About the same as standard products
- D.
A little bit more than standard products
- E.
A lot more than standard products
- 15.Your kit knowledge In your opinion, what kind of showering experience do you get from a water efficient shower?
- A.
A lot worse than a standard shower
- B.
A little bit worse than a standard shower
- C.
About the same as a standard shower
- D.
A little bit better than a standard shower
- E.
A lot better than a standard shower
- 16.Your customer knowledge Do your customers ask you about water efficiency?
- A.
Yes, regularly
- B.
Yes, occasionally
- C.
Yes, but very rarely
- D.
No, never
- 17.Your customer knowledge Do you feel comfortable with the idea of talking to your customers about water efficiency?
- A.
No, I don’t think my customers are that interested in talking about water efficiency
- B.
No, I don’t really know enough about water efficiency to talk about it comfortably
- C.
Yes, I know a lot about water efficiency
- D.
Yes, I don’t know everything about water efficiency, but am comfortable talking about it
- 18.Your customer knowledge Which of the following would be most likely to encourage you to talk to your customers about water efficiency?
- A.
Free water efficient products for your customers
- B.
Training
- C.
A small payment
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
- 19.Your customer knowledge Who do you think your customers would trust when being given advice about water efficiency? (tick all that apply)
- A.
Plumbers
- B.
Water company
- C.
The local council
- D.
The government
- E.
Other
- 20.Your customer knowledge If you were to receive tips and information about water efficiency, what would be your preferred method of receiving them?
- A.
By post
- B.
As text information to your mobile
- C.
By email
- D.
Via a plumbing organisation
- E.
Via a plumbing merchants
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