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Water Rhapsody’s Growing Footprint

Water Rhapsody’s Growing Footprint

Water Rhapsody is rapidly increasing its’ footprint around South Africa, with coverage in six of the nine provinces of South Africa. With the first dealers opening in the Western Cape, the Water Rhapsody network has spread to Gauteng, KZN, Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga. This week negotiations began to secure a dealer in the Limpopo province [...]

Breaking News – A Customer reviews our Grey Water System, 15 years later.

Breaking News – A Customer reviews our Grey Water System, 15 years later.

17 years ago, as I became aware of the impact our lifestyles were having on our environment and coupled with a growing sceptism of big corporates, from municipalities to private sector conglomerates, I looked around for more opportunities to go off the grid. We already had a solar hot water heating system installed in [...]

Water Rhapsody – Head Office – 1st in Grey Water and Rainwater Harvesting

Water Rhapsody – Head Office – 1st in Grey Water and Rainwater Harvesting

04 September 2009

Water Rhapsody are the leaders in Grey Water and Rainwater Harvesting systems in South Africa. With 15 years of experience and over 3000 installations, Water Rhapsody are expanding throughout Southern Africa. The company's flagship is its grey water (or greywater) recycling system which can save up to 50% of municipal water bills. Please see the flash animated Product demonstration for further information.

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Is the Grass Greener in California?

Is the Grass Greener in California?

19 February 2010

Green is good — right? Not necessarily when it comes to lawns, according to a new study by UCI researchers. For the first time, scientists compared the amount of greenhouse gases stored by ornamental turfgrass to the amount emitted in the irrigation, fertilizing and mowing of the same plots. In four parks near Irvine, they calculated [...]

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Posted in Water Conservation, sustainability

Drought Report for South Africa December – DWAF

Drought Report for South Africa December – DWAF

16 February 2010

ISSUED BY: THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS DATE: 20 January 2010 DROUGHT CONDITIONS PERSIST The Department of Water Affairs has prioritized support for parts of the country affected by the prevailing drought conditions due to low rainfall during last year (2009). According to statistics gathered by the Department, George in the Eden District Municipality in the Western Cape experienced the lowest [...]

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Water Rhapsody Customers

Water Rhapsody Customers

14 February 2010

With over 3000 installations in South Africa, Water Rhapsody is fiercely protective of its loyal base of customers. Should any of our customers be unhappy with our products and service, we would be the first to know, and very quick to respond. Fortunately with our very robust products, we do not often hear from our [...]

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Posted in Water Conservation, Water Rhapsody

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No 1 in SA in Water Conservation

Against a global rainfall average of 870mm per year, South Africa receives a pitiful 450mm, making it the world's 30th driest country. Water Rhapsody, with 16 years experience in water conservation, is number 1 in South Africa in Grey water recycling systems and Rainwater harvesting systems.

Rainwater Harvesting

It is now viable to harvest rainwater for your whole household. This includes rainwater harvesting, storing and pumping rainwater for bathing, showering, toilet flushing, pool, laundry and irrigation. Rainwater harvesting together with other Water Rhapsody products can save up to 90% of your water bill.

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Grey Water

A bath uses 120 litres and a shower 80 litres of water. When used, that water is called grey water. You pay for it, and then it all goes down the drain. Water Rhapsody Grey Water System uses this grey water to immediately irrigate your garden, saving you a substantial portion of your water bill.

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Water Rhapsody a WWF Green Trust award winner can save us up to 90% of our municipal water bills.”
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