...water tank? Here are some reasons:
To do your part for waterconservation;
to be able to water your garden with some independence from water restrictions;...
...water tank is comprised of two compartments, one that holds drainage water from the adjoining sink and one that contains fresh water in case the need to flush o...
...water?
The term “grey water” refers to all domestic waste water that is drained from sinks, showers, bathtubs and washing machines. While grey water can be re...
...water and energy savings:
"A conventional 10-minute shower generally consume around 95 liters of water. Thanks to the EcoVéa, this consumption can be reduced ...
...water and see its true value, these won’t seem like big sacrifices to make.
Rainwater collection:
For watering gardens, rain water collection is a great sol...
...water heat recovery
Drain water heat recovery: Before entering your water heater, the cold water feed goes through thin copper pipes wrapped around the drai...
...waterconservation strategies that resulted in saving over 3.3 billion litres, the equivalent of 1,336 Olympic sized swimming pools.
Recycling over 2 million ...
...Waterconservation: All plumbing fixtures are low-flow. The residual heat in wastewater is collected through a single stack drain that is connected to a Drain W...
...water. Water must be appropriately purified without the use of chemicals.
6) Ecological water flow:
One hundred percent of storm water and used project wate...
...water to recover some of the waste heat in the waste water.
This unit was not very successful as the waste water had soap added to the water before it entered...
...Conservation Network.
Water Efficiency (WE)
3.1 Fixture efficiencies:
The only prerequisite in this category is that toilets do not consume more than 6.0 ...
