What about the digital water meter? Four digits are black, 1 digit is red, and our water meter shows 00953. Did we use 95 tons? It only took more than a month.

I read the water meter in the water plant. To tell you simply, red is a decimal, less than 1 ton. The meter reader in the water plant doesn't care about red. In other words, the number charged to you is black, which means the actual tonnage is black.

According to what you said, the first number of 953 is red. Never mind, just look at 5 as the first number, which is 95 tons of water. This is absolutely correct.

Besides, you said that you used it for more than a month, and 95 tons of water is a little too much. First of all, are you a new house or something? If you don't move to a place where someone has lived before, you can only accept it if you exclude that someone has incurred water charges. If it is a new house, check your water meter when you close the house, because those builders may have lived in your house and used the water fee when repairing the building, so you need to find a property. Another situation is that the water meter leaks. And how many people are there in your family for more than a month? Without 20 people, the water consumption can't reach more than 90. And see if you lent the water to others.