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Waterfuse inteligent water pressure regulation

Luke — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 10:38:04 +0000

Last week on Today Tonight (an Australian current affair program) there was a segment on Waterfuse, a water saving device which helps to intelligently regulate water pressure. Waterfuse is an electronic device that regulates the water flow and it's has a software program specially designed to supply that's required but not waste any.

We hope to have more details about Waterfuse soon.

The Take Away Sink – Reuse your greywater

Luke — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 09:28:11 +0000

I came across this cool sink design by Jessica Nebel via the treehagger website and thought it was well worth sharing. Jessica's sink design is based on making the basin removable so you can reuse the gray water from washing your hands for other things like watering your pot plants or even poring down the toilet instead of flushing. A very cool water saving idea.

Water Saving Christmas Ideas

Luke — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 04:49:27 +0000

With Christmas just around the corner, it's time to look at some great water saving gifts.� Nico has an awesome range of eco friendly product on offer through their online store so below are a number of water saving products on offer from Neco.

The Home Water Saver Pack ($153.30)
The home water saver pack includes the following :

water saving digital shower timer
collapsible shower bucket
control flush cistern converter
water saving kitchen nozzle
luxury water saver shower kit

Super Drought Blaster Pack ($149.95)
The super drought blaster pack includes the following:

Mini Hourglass Shower Timer
Collapsible shower bucket
Rainmaker 3 Star Showerhead
Cistern Converter
Kitchen Water Saver
Lenny Water Diverter

Shower Timers (from $3.95)
Something small for the water conscious Christmas stocking.� Pick up a shower timer from $3.95.

Rain Tap - Rainwater gutter diverter ($29.95)
Something for Dad perhaps, this simple device diverts rainwater from your gutters to the garden. The water that is normally wasted goes onto your lawn, borders or to a rainwater tank for use later.