Australia’s current drought has inspired the creation of innovative water-saving products.
October 31st, 2007
Avoiding council penalties and maintaining a thriving garden is easy with Nubian’s ‘Oasis’ Domestic Greywater Treatment System (GT600).
The system, designed by environmental industrial design firm Tiller + Tiller, saves 40% of household drinking water, significantly reducing home water bills, and helping out Ausralia’s diminishing water supply.
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