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Water Tanks in South Africa

On June 29, 2010

It seems as though sometimes we get way too much rain and then all of a sudden it stops coming down and we do not have enough. A solution to this inequity is the use of Water Tanks installed by Water Rhapsody. Using water tanks, one can collect rain and stored it for [...]

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Water Rhapsody shows Mossel Bay an Alternative Way

On June 24, 2010

Werner Neuhoff is the dealer in Mossel Bay and has this answer to the plight of Mossel Bay:

The Garden Route drought is far from over, especially for towns being fed from the Wolwedans dam ( Mossel Bay ). The decision has been taken by the Mossel Bay Municipality [...]

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What would you do if Cape Town Ran out of Water?

On June 24, 2010

Instant panic! Immediate thoughts would turn to your family and home. The taps would open, but nothing would come out, there may be a little water left in your kettle, and some in your geyser. Then you may hear the news that the city will be out of water for a [...]

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Tips for Rain Water Tanks

On June 24, 2010

Here’s a set of tips for water tanks and rainwater harvesting written by Alje van Hoorn a Water Rhapsody dealer from Cape Water Solutions

The rainy season is here to stay for then next few months and what a great time it is to conserve water and [...]

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Washing Hair with Harvested Rainwater

On June 23, 2010

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People have been washing their hair with rainwater for years. Some claim it has mystical benefits, that your hair will be shinier, more manageable or that the water is cleaner because it comes from the sky. There is a grain of truth to all this. [...]

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Cape Town Drought Cycle. Should Water Tanks be Mandatory?

On June 23, 2010

Over the six past decades, there has been a drought cycle every six to seven years. The last time Cape Town was in adrought was 2004. I have watched this in Cape Town since 1965 when I can first remember the newspapers reporting the dam levels every day, and this has been the case to [...]

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