There are quite a few ways, without changing your lifestyle, to reduce the average water consumption of your home or facility. As some areas in our country are already facing water restrictions, with other areas quickly following suit, it is crucial to safe every drop. In big facilities with high water usage, installing and managing water pressure and leakages, and modifying water utilities like toilets to use less water with each flush is a very sensible option. In households, supplementary water sources like rainwater harvesting, grey water systems for irrigation, and swimming pool backwash harvesting to use again in your swimming pool are all cost effective and easy to use.

RAINWATER

Because rainfall is often unpredictable, having water tanks and other water storage systems available is immensely useful. When utilized well, it is a source of water that will supplement your existing water sources. This is not just to your own advantage, but also to the advantage of our infrastructure, economy and environment.

POOL BACKWASH 

It is also a valuable effort to recycle pool backwash water. Our device receives water normally thrown away through a swimming pool backwash process, which is toxic to plants (especially from salt water pools) and unwanted in storm water drains. The kit consists of a water chamber, into which, before backwashing, flocculent (supplied by Micasa) is added. After 24 hours, this water can be safely returned to the pool.