Simplest way to save water ...
Published by NEERAJ KAPOOR, Your Well Wisher Program - Founder
Simplest way to save water in the world with no cost is as follows:
Problem Statement:
Even today – A water tap is a poorly designed product.
Generally, water taps are flowing with high volume of water than required.
If Water Tap turned to max speed then
If Water Volume in one minute is greater than 6 liters then
Water tap has a defect.
Solution is attached.
Refer full post at https://yourwellwisherprogram.wordpress.com/2016/06/24/simplest-way-to-save-water-in-the-world/
2 Comments
Hi Neeraj, I actualy used a water-saving toilet system in my first house about 15 years ago. The system use pressured air, plus some water for flushing (1/3 of normal toilets). It was small, plastic, easy to attach to the wall, and was also cheap, a simple hungarian manufacturer produced it, I just bough it from the local store. It never become popular / known though, I wonder if anyone heard about it out of the country. It required a really simple maintenance in about every three month, just opening and closing a simple valve. However if you forget to do this, you have been frustrated by feeling that your WC suddenly does not work, I remember happening this with me. After I moved away, the new owner changed the flush to a traditional one. Based on my experience I am unfortunately sceptical about any system modification which require awerness and maintenance. Most people just don't care, especially in developed countries. Systems like yours and this, and several other small-scale water-saving methods needs active support in arid regions both by governments and NGO-s to have some temporary effect, but I unfortunately doubt that they can be global game changers.
Published by Arpad Lorberer, Geoscientist
Thanks Neeraj. I'm now planning to apply to this to the taps in my apartment this weekend
Published by Marielle Larson, DC Human Capital Analyst at Deloitte LLP