Hydraloop water saving system.

[Siochair]

https://www.hydraloop.com/

 

I came across the above during a wander around the internet and thought it may be of interest to some on here. It’s a water saving system that takes waste water, purifies it and it’s then used for toilet flushing, washing machines etc. I must admit that I have only skimmed the details but it’s probably of most interest to those with a few folk in the household and on a water meter.

[PeterW]

Can't be used in the UK, has no WRAS certification and also would need a lot of dedicated pipework to make it work. And I bet its expensive...!!

[dnb]

It does look expensive. I can't immediately see any benefit over rainwater harvesting for toilets and washing machines unless outside space is a significant premium.

[Siochair]

I’ve just found a “starting price” of over £3000. A nice idea but boy that’s eye watering!

[SteamyTea]

Does it say how it works, I could not get the video to play.

[Siochair]

I found this site that gives some explanation.  https://solarimpulse.com/efficient-solutions/hydraloop
There doesn’t seem to be any clearer description.

[SteamyTea]

Only uses 200 KwH/year.