Water Solutions is a preferred supplier and installer of both JoJo and Nel Tanks in the Cape Town area. For pricing and sizing info on our available tanks, click on the heading above. The prices below are total costs, including roadside delivery to anywhere in the greater Cape Town area. If the tank size you are looking for is not listed, or you have questions, don’t hesitate to make contact with us [... read more]
The City of Cape Town has admitted it needs a new plan for the usage of water in the city. Cape Town’s water supply is stressed and water conservation is becoming increasingly important. As the article below explains, we should all be saving water as there is not enough for everyone. Rainwater harvesting with water tanks and grey water reuse are fantastic ways to ease the burden laid out below. [... read more]
There are many things that can be done to save water in the home or office, and they all start with you…
Click on the heading to see Water Solutions’ Top 41 ways to improve your water conservation efforts.
South Africa’s Minister in the Department of Water Affairs, Buyelwa Sonjica, on Tuesday ruled out any increase in water tariffs in the near future, but indicated her department is massively under-funded.
I had an opportunity to chat to A’isha Mouneinme on Cape Town based community radio station The Voice of the Cape on Monday afternoon. We spoke about water conservation, why we should all be saving water and how each of us can do so in our homes with some water saving tips. Of course, no domestic water conservation discussion would be complete without an overview of the Water Rhapsody award [... read more]
Water Conservation in the home and bathroom is easy if you put a little thought into it and change any bad habits. Here are a few free and simple tips from Water Solutions to get you going on your saving water mission: Taking a shower uses much less water than filling the bathtub. Get into the habit of taking short showers and get family members to do the same. To [... read more]
So you’re asking yourself, why save water? And why use the Water Rhapsody Conservation Systems to do it? Well, here are 31 good reasons for you to concider….
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Consulting Engineers SA (CESA) said on Thursday (4th of Feb) that due to rapid urbanisation and infrastructure constraints, intervention was required to prevent serious water shortages in Johannesburg by 2019 and South Africa as a whole by 2025.
Using the grey water from your home to water the garden or even flush the loo has an appreciable impact on both the environment and your water bill, but collecting and using your own water through rain water harvesting, is the “big daddy” of water conservation and your insurance policy against short term water outages….
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Is our water going the same way as our Electricity ? South Africa desperately needs to spend money on our water infrastructure and the bottom line is that consumers and taxpayers are going to have foot the bill.
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Against a global rainfall average of 870mm per year, South Africa receives a pitiful 450mm, making it the worlds 30th driest country. Water Rhapsody, with 15 years experience in water conservation, is number 1 in South Africa in Grey water recycling systems and Rainwater harvesting systems.
Water Rhapsody, a WWF Green Trust award winner, and its products can save up to 90% of your municipal water bill.
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