Grey Is The New Green
An Introduction To Grey Water
GREY WATER recycling is not a new phenomenon and has been in use in the United States and Australia for many years. By re-using
grey water in a responsible manner, the demand for potable water can be dramatically reduced. This ties in with the South African
governments demands for a drastic reduction in potable water usage. It is estimated that up to 50% of all household potable water
is used for garden irrigation purposes.
At Garden ResQ, our aim is not only to save water but to save your garden. By recycling your bathrooms GREY WATER you not only save water that is still relatively clean but also assist local and national government in their water demand management projects and initiatives.
Garden ResQ is proud to be involved with the current water saving drive that reduces the wastage of water and thereby helps save a valuable resource - potable water. This initiative has far reaching implications and could, with the correct emphasis, be one of the most dramatic mechanisms that offer us all a bit more time.
At Garden ResQ, our aim is not only to save water but to save your garden. By recycling your bathrooms GREY WATER you not only save water that is still relatively clean but also assist local and national government in their water demand management projects and initiatives.
Garden ResQ is proud to be involved with the current water saving drive that reduces the wastage of water and thereby helps save a valuable resource - potable water. This initiative has far reaching implications and could, with the correct emphasis, be one of the most dramatic mechanisms that offer us all a bit more time.
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