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A few schools have had the Water Rhapsody grey water system installed at their grounds, and are among many schools in Kwa-Zulu Natal to start trying to go green by saving water and electricity. We have had many enquires from various schools about detailed rain water harvesting systems, grey water systems, solar water heaters and our [...] Many businesses are now seeing the advantages of changing the way in which they work. Financial benefits as well as environmental ones. Simply by re-using your grey water, capturing your rain water or changing your geyser to solar will reap financial reward. If you would like a complete electrical or water solution for your business, contact us for [...] The Ekurhuleni Municipality said on Tuesday that the township of Tembisa would be without water on Wednesday because of maintenance work on the main water supply pipe. “The water supply interruption will affect the whole of Tembisa up to Winnie Mandela,” said a spokesman for the municipality, Zweli Dlamini. “Tembisa West, Tswelopele and Winnie Mandela Zone [...] If you wish to turn your business or home “Green” you could install the Grand Opus rainwater harvesting system in your home. With all the shortages in the water you would help reduce the stresses on the country’s water supply and save yourself over 60% on your annual municipal water usage. Rainwater Harvesting FAQ’s. Take a look at [...] If you wish to turn your business “Green” you could install the Grand Opus rainwater harvesting system in your home. With all the shortages in the water you would help reduce the stresses on the country’s water supply and save yourself over 60% on your annual municipal water usage. Rainwater Harvesting FAQ’s. Take a look at [...] If you wish to turn your business “Green” you could install the Grand Opus rainwater harvesting system in your home. You would help reduce the stresses on the country’s water supply and save yourself over 60% on your annual municipal water usage. Rainwater Harvesting FAQ’s. Take a look at other great systems to reduce water usage. [...] Save 60% or more on your water bills by installing the Grand Opus Rainwater Harvesting System. Supply your whole house and your garden with rainwater and reduce your reliance on the grid. - About Rainwater Harvesting - Rainwater Harvesting FAQs - Rainwater Harvesting Photos
There are also other great ways to reduce your water usage like re-using grey [...] The Rain Runner is an integral part of a sustainable rain water harvesting system. It is basically a self cleaning filter box that accepts rain from your roof and directs it into a 40 mm ring pipe that surrounds your premises and takes the water to the storage tanks. It filters out all particles more [...] If you install the Grand Opus rainwater harvesting system in your home, you could help reduce the stresses on the country’s water supply and save yourself over 60% on your annual municipal water usage. Rainwater Harvesting FAQ’s. Take a look at other great systems to reduce water usage. Products. SPEECH BY EXECUTIVE MAYOR DAN PLATO AT THE [...] If you install the Grand Opus rainwater harvesting system in your home, you could help reduce the stresses on the country’s water supply and save yourself over 60% on your annual municipal water usage. Rainwater Harvesting FAQ’s. “In order for African countries to begin shifting to clean energy and a lower carbon development path, they need [...] |
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Against a global rainfall average of 870mm per year, South Africa receives a pitiful 450mm, making it the worlds 30th driest country. Water Rhapsody, with 15 years experience in water conservation, is number 1 in South Africa in Grey water recycling systems and Rainwater harvesting systems. |
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