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These pages by no means cover all the available water
efficiency measures but instead highlight the more commonly
used options.
Click on any of the following measures to find out
more:
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WC Cistern
Dams (e.g. Hippo) reduce the amount of water
required after each flush
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Low Flush
Toilets (e.g. dual flush toilets) can save up
to half of the water used for flushing conventional
toilets
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Recycling
Grey and Rainwater (e.g. collect rainwater using
a water butt) for use in watering the garden or
flushing toilets
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Using
Supply Restrictor Valves restrict the flow of
water to taps and showers regardless of fluctuations
in water pressure, reducing the volume of water
used by up to 50%
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Washroom
Control Systems
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Tap Controls
- self-closing, push-to-operate and low flow taps
can provide significant water savings
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Urinal Controls
- Automatic and proximity controls allow great water
savings compared to urinals with no controls that
flush day and night
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Waterless
Urinals
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Purchase Dishwashers that use less water
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Purchase Washing Machines with an eco-label
water rating of A, B or C
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