Waterless urinals are good for the environment, and our wallets.

M&T Bank Stadium, home of the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens, reduced its water usage by 43 percent after installing 400 waterless urinals. The Staples Center in Los Angeles — which hosts the NBA’s Lakers and Clippers — is saving 7 million gallons a year. Bank of America Tower in New York saves 3.4 million gallons a year thanks to water-free urinals. The average water-free urinal in an office building might save about 25,000 gallons a year. There’s no cost from hooking them up to a water system. And water-free urinals have no moving parts that can break.

Depending on the model and specific sale, water-free urinal fixtures are often cheaper than traditional flush urinals.

Water will be the new oil, and will be used as a weapon.

The United Nations projects the current world population of 7.2 billion to reach 9.6 billion by 2050, which will further strain water supplies. Shortage of fresh water is a hazard to U.S. national security. As 2050 nears, the likelihood increases that water will be “potentially used as a weapon, where one state denies access to another,” said a senior U.S. intelligence official. According to a Nature study, 1.7 billion people already rely on aquifers that are rapidly being depleted.

Waterless urinals offer an economical way to help the problem.

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The trial was carried out in Innovation Centre 1, this building is 15 years old and has 7 gents urinals on 3 floors within the building , they previously had an auto-timed flushing system.

The conversion to the Envirowater Free Flow Valve was carried out on all 7 urinals , and the water turned off.

The urinals were monitored for the first six months between September 2013 and February 2014 on a daily basis, the building tenants were asked to report any problems during the trial, none were received.

There has been further monitoring through out 2014 on a monthly basis with the units changed in line with the Envirowater guidelines.

The trial has been highly successful with no pipe work blockages, no smells and maintenance free.

Keele Facilities Management are installing further units in Innovation Centre 3 during January 2015″

Chris Holland – Facilities Manager

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Ken Hurran  – Chairman Ashford Indoor Bowling Club

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John Harrison, Chairman, Bignall End Cricket Club MWI

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The reports says that some areas will see an increase of as much as 9.3%. This will have a dramatic effect on businesses struggling to deal with rising costs coupled with the recession. If you are one of the companies seeing your bills skyrocket why not convert to water free? Enviro Water’s Free Flow Valves save you around £300 per urinal per year.

It not only saves money but also saves the environment too. You could promote your business as an environmentally friendly business, whilst saving money. Contact us to find out more.

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Jonathan Jennings, Operations Manager, Broadstone Warren

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G Moretti, Coca Cola.

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