Save Water, Save the Planet: Discover How to Recycle and Conserve

Did you know that non-potable water can be easily treated using the advanced water treatment and filtration plants available in Phoenix? Our range of innovative solutions, such as the Kybo – Dynamic Rotational Bio Reactor (DRBR) Wastewater Treatment System, fiberglass filters, modular water treatment plants, and fiberglass water storage tanks, can efficiently treat and purify non-potable water. Let’s start with one of the less obvious benefits: sewage wastewater contributes to a significant percentage of water loss nationwide every year.

Decades of Septic Tank  Use

For decades, the use of septic tanks has been detrimental to our environment, including streams, rivers, dams, oceans, and underground water sources. However, septic tanks remain one of the best ways to manage sewage in areas not connected to municipal wastewater treatment systems. Unfortunately, with the increasing global population demands and local pressures, this approach has become a major environmental crisis.

One of the contributing factors to these crises is the lack of care practiced by septic tank owners. Regular inspection and maintenance are often neglected. Consequently, during rainy seasons, soakaways and French drains fail due to various factors, such as infrequent septic tank emptying, soil characteristics, the height of the winter water table, heavy rain periods, and the deterioration of the septic tank itself.

Consider The Following: 

Imagine a neighborhood with 60 homes, with an average of 4 people living in each home. On average, each person uses 150 liters of water per day. This means that just these 60 homes consume 36,000 liters of water per day. Out of this amount, approximately 1,000,000 liters (one million liters) are wasted and contaminated water, which ends up polluting our soil and underground water systems, including the boreholes we rely on for water supply.

Now, Lets Think About a Possible Solution:

What if all 60 homes could save and recycle 90% of the grey and black water that is currently being wasted? That would amount to almost a million liters of water per month. It’s something to ponder. Imagine giving back water by using it for flushing toilets, washing cars, laundry, topping up pools, and dust suppression.