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Sarah Beeny says she uses the same bath water as her husband and FOUR sons

SARAH Beeny has said she is sometimes the sixth person to use the family's bathwater - after her husband and their four sons.

The property TV star explained that rather than be 'wasteful' she has a wash in the same water used by the five boys.

Sarah Beeny explained her family sometimes all use the same bathwater
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Sarah Beeny explained her family sometimes all use the same bathwaterCredit: C4

She told magazine that she makes it special by plopping a bath bomb into the mix.

The star explained: "In the evening, I look forward to a bath – I light candles and use one of our home-made bath bombs.

Sarah added: "Sometimes though, we reuse the same bathwater - why waste the water? - and I'm usually last, so the water is six dunks through."

The 49-year-old TV star, host of shows including Property Ladder, is in the middle of doing up her derelict country home.

The star is a veteran of TV property shows including Help My House Is Falling Down
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The star is a veteran of TV property shows including Help My House Is Falling DownCredit: Handout
The family all appear in Channel 4's Sarah Beeny's New Life In The Country
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The family all appear in Channel 4's Sarah Beeny's New Life In The Country
She explained that to save water she takes a dip when the bath is 'six dunks through'
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She explained that to save water she takes a dip when the bath is 'six dunks through'Credit: Getty

She and the family are yet to properly move in and are actually living in a temporary home 500 yards from the farm.

The results of the mega property overhaul will be seen in her latest show, New Country Life, which is currently being filmed.

Sarah has been married to husband Graham Swift since 2002 and the pair share children Billy, 15, Charlie, 13, Raffy, 10, and Lawrie, nine.

The Sun told in 2019 how she was putting her London home up for sale for £3.5million - seven times the £480,000 she paid for it in 2005.

Couple transform their dingy, cluttered flat into an industrial-style home on Sarah Beeny's Renovate Don't Relocate