Recycling of Water

Water recycling is an emerging area and much of the legislation, including health regulations, science and product development is still emerging.  Consequently there should be a high degree of caution in making decisions in this area.  For more information on water recycling please see the Environmental section of our Water Plus website.

Questions that arise are:

• What must be done to meet legislative and building requirements?

• How can the source water be effectively treated?

• What will it cost and what are the ongoing costs?

• Who will service the equipment?

• Are equipment parts readily available both now and in the future?

• How safe is the treated water?

• What can be done to lessen the risks?

• How can the treated water be re-used?

• What will be the short term and long term affects on plants and soils?

• Who will install the equipment?

• Does the system have certification by an independent third party?

• Are there any testimonials available?

• Do price comparisons reflect the same quality of components or structure?

• What are the value added features?

• How can product claims be verified?

• Does my local authorities have an effective regulatory framework to ensure proper compliance for me and my neighbours?

• Is there a compulsion to accept a system as part of a development or body corporate structure that may become a future liability?

 

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