Stay exempt from all water restrictions,this summer and the ones to come,by reusing greywater. Speak to your local Water Rhapsody dealer to find out more.
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 Water Rhapsody Conservation Systems are the leaders in Greywater garden irrigation and Rainwater Harvesting systems in South Africa. Established in 1994 with offices nation wide and over 3500 installations Water Rhapsody will be there to secure your water concerns.Contact Water Rhapsody. | Water conservation is very important and Water –Use It Wisely is a great resource to learn what you can do to help. For starters,take the Home Water Challenge and find those sneaky leaks in your home. The most common water leaks are usually the ones that you cannot see,such as toilets. A [...] The grey water technology of Cape Town-based Water Rhapsody,a specialist water conservation company,has proven its efficiency in recent years. [...] Safe use of greywater for urban food production The potential contribution of household and urban food gardens to food security is limited by a shortage of water which can be used to supplement rainfall. Greywater may help to overcome this limitation by providing a dependable source of water that is under the control of [...] The City of Cape Town on Thursday said it hopes an increase in water and sanitation tariffs will encourage users to conserve water. From Friday 1 July ratepayers’ monthly water bills will be going up by about eight percent. Deputy Mayor Ian Nielson said some of the money will be spent on upgrading treatment works. [...] At schools,the largest water users are typically toilets. This is as the toilets are constantly being flushed by the numerous students that attend classes. Due to the large volumes of traffic,even just a small repeated single use reduction amounts to a significant saving at month end. [...] Wind and solar photovoltaics require no water to generate electricity. Conserving energy and becoming more energy efficient doesn’t require a drop. [...] Cape Town is turning to greywater systems to reduce their potable water consumption as a result of growing interest in water savings and concerns over the long-term effects of droughts or water price increase. [...] Greywater never includes water from the toilet for health reasons and it is inadvisable to use kitchen water due the higher oil and food content. [...] Municipalities have accepted that they will no longer be able to supply residence with clean fresh water in the not to distant future. [...] |   |
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