We’re just days away from the Big Brother premiere, and the contestants are in for a rude awakening – especially when it comes to their showers!
WATCH BELOW: Inside the new Big Brother house.
For any contestants hoping to unwind with a long hot shower, they’ll have to think again.
The housemates are only allowed 60 minutes of shower time a day between them and with 20 housemates, we can expect some shower related drama. In fact, fans of the show already can’t wait to see it unfold.
“Omg yessss hahahah,” one excited viewer commented.
“Does that mean the up late episodes will be an hour long?” another joked.
Others however, not so impressed by the shower situation and were thankful that it wasn’t them in the contestants’ position.
“Nooo! You can’t do that!!! Ewww!” one outraged fan wrote.
“F*** that 20 mins for me they can sort out the rest,” penned another.
The restricted water usage is just one of the ways in which the Big Brother house is reflecting sustainable living.
Rainwater toilets, living green walls, sustainable plantation timber and LED lighting are some of the other features of the house.
Host Sonia Kruger described the Big Brother house as “ultra-modern with every luxury available to the Housemates… except for food… and hot water… and anything else Big Brother feels like depriving them of.”
Along with a communal bedroom, backyard and kitchen, the house also has a basement where all the challenges take place, green room, eviction room and the famous Diary Room where the contestants can have a private one-on-one chat with Big Brother himself.
In a change from previous seasons, there will be no public vote until the finale as well as a challenge and an elimination every night.
The 20 contestants, who range from 19 to 62, will compete in a series of Survivor style physical and mental challenges for a shot at the $250,000 cash prize which the Australian public will ultimately decide.
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