Installing waterless or water-saving urinals
Water
- Solution type
- Everyday action
- Theme
- Water
Why and how should you use a waterless or water-saving urinal? A toilet flush uses 6 to 10 litres of water, the standard cistern capacity, or an average of 60 m3 per year. To reduce this consumption, you can install: - a 6-litre dual-flush cistern - a smaller cistern of 2.5 to 4 litres with a booster to facilitate flushing - waterless urinals using filtration in a cartridge. The waterless urinal is an innovative product that supports sustainable development by helping preserve the planet’s drinking water resources. Combining environmental and financial benefits, it operates without water and can also work without electricity or chemicals.
- Sector:
- France
Its features
Preserving water, a scarce resource worldwide
Water makes up 72% of the Earth, of which 2.8% is fresh water. However, only 25% of that fresh water is accessible to people.
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