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King Charles III recycles bathwater to irrigate Highgrove gardens

King Charles III utilizes a specialized recycling system at his Highgrove estate to repurpose bathwater for garden irrigation. According to former gardener Jack Stooks, who served at the estate for 21 years, the system uses a network of pipes to transport water from the bathtub directly into large outdoor barrels.

To ensure the recycled water does not harm the plants, the King avoids standard commercial bubble baths, opting instead for plant-friendly lime oil. This practice aligns with the monarch's long-standing commitment to ecological farming, biodiversity, and climate protection.

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