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GREY WATER REUSE

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WATERfirst Offers Two Solutions for the Reuse of this Valuable Resource

Did You Know?

The average family of four uses 400 litres of water per day, or an average of 12,000 litres a month.


Most of this is classified as grey water and can be reused.

Don't Worry!

WATERfirst has two smart solutions for the reuse of your grey water:

1. Transfer Tank

2. Treatment Plant

Living in a Water Scarce Country, Many People are Seeing the Value of their Grey Water and Choosing the Water Smart Option of Using Their Grey Water.

Start Being Water Smart Today!

ADVANCED

TREATMENT
PLANT

Watering your Garden

Swimming Pool Top Up

Recircultate to Toilet

Car Wash

Outdoor Cleaning Projects

Choose Your Best Option
 

The first step in installing a grey water harvesting system is to divert all water that is not related to sewage into a sump tank.  At this point you have two options:

ENTRY LEVEL 

TRANSFER

TANK

Immediate Release of Water into Your Garden

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TRANSFER

TANK

for

Immediate Release of Water into Your Garden

OVERVIEW

Cost Effective 

Greener Garden

Small Unit

Fast Installation

Unpleasant Smell may Occur

Not Disinfected

Not Biologically Treated

TRANSFER TANK

HOW IT WORKS

Once the sump tank is full a pump will automatically switch on and disperse the grey water to wherever you have placed your garden sprinkler. This water is not treated and is only suitable for immediate release into your garden.

IMPRESSIONS

Of Waste Water Treatment Tanks by WATERfirst

TREATMENT
PLANT

for

Watering your Garden

OVERVIEW

No Smells

Disinfected 

Greener Garden

Biologically Treated

Swimming Pool Top Up

Recircultate to Toilet

Car Wash

Outdoor Cleaning Projects

Complex System

Big Unit

Costly

HOW IT WORKS

WATERfirsts Treatment Plant is a complex system that will clean the water biologically, which will enable you to use it in different ways.
From the sump tank the water feeds into bio reactors, where the biological treatment process that relies on “good” bacteria to clean the water happens. Once treated, this water will not smell “bad” like untreated grey water. From here it goes into a storage tank, where it is ready for reuse in many different ways as listed above.

TREATMENT PLANT

IMPRESSIONS

Of Waste Water Treatment Plants by WATERfirst

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