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.
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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Conservation Systems
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 15 years experience in water conservation, is number 1 in South Africa in Grey water recycling systems and Rainwater Harvesting Systems.
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Bloemfontein Water Problems
Rainwater Harvesting in Bloemfontein Grey water recycling in Bloemfontein The problem: Bloemfontein and the greater Mangaung area are struggling since September with water supply and delivery problems. First, water restrictions were introduced and lately residents are experiencing irregular supply and low pressure. This is due to the fact that two reservoirs of the city nearly ran dry and left most of the traditional Mangaung suburbs without water for five days. The current problem is that
Why is Water Rhapsody your answer?
Are you conscious about saving water? Do you want to be self sufficient and not reliable on the municipality for both the quality and quantity of your water supply? Not receiving constant water pressure from the municipality? Then Water Rhapsody is your answer. We specialize in the manufacturing and installation of Water Conservation Systems and have 16 years of experience behind us. Our Systems include:
Posted in Climate Change, Environmentally Friendly, Go Green, Grey Water Recycling, Rainwater Harvesting, safe water, Water Conservation, Water Tanks
Tagged grey water, Greywater re-use, Multi-Flush, Nelson Mandela Metropole, Pool backwashing, Poolside Tank, Poseidon Advantage, Rainwater Harvesting, safe water, Saving water, Second Movement, Water Conservation, Water Conservation Systems, Water Rhapsody, Water Saving Systems, Water tanks
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How to save water with Pool Backwashing/How to save Pool water
Backwashing is the process that thoroughly cleans the scum and debris that your filter traps during its filter cycle by a method of reversing the flow of water from regular circulation to clean the sand . It is necessary to keep your sand clean to allow for proper water flow and keep your swimming pool clear. Backwashing usually takes about two-to-three minutes. “Every backwash of two to three minutes will use between 200 and 900 litres of water” Stop throwing your pool backwash water away!
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Tagged Backwash, Backwashing, eco-friendly, Pool backwashing, Pool tips, Poolside Tank, Saving water, Water Conservation, Water Rhapsody Poolside Tank, Water tips, Water usage
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Go Green in 4 Weeks!
Four weeks doesn’t sound like a long time, but by making small changes every day for a month you will be able to tackle the task of Going Green with ease. WEEK 1 Day 1: Start with you paper. While there are many household items you can recycle, start with a commonly used material. Recycling paper is easy because it does not require anything much else but sorting. Simply contact Mondy Paper Pick-up and find out more about their paper pickup scheme. Day 2: Bring your own bag. Elimination the need for plastic shopping bags is a great way to reduce waste and will save you money. There is no need to buy one of those reusable bags that the shops have for sale, as you probably have a suitable bag at home already. Day 3: Turn of the tap. Make sure that all your taps completely close every time you use them. Leaking taps waste litres and litres of water unnecessarily. Change your habits and don’t let taps run in the bathroom, while you are brushing your teeth, shaving or in the kitchen, when preparing food. Day 4: Eliminate paper/plastic cups from your life. Have your favourite coffee … Continue reading
The Poseidon Advantage
The Herald – 22 Aug’11 “Water Conservation The following restrictive use of water obtained from the Municipality’s water supply system will be imposed with effect from 25 July 2011: The use of hosepipes, sprinklers, sprinkler and drip systems to water gardens, lawns, grassed areas, flower-beds, racecourses, sports fields, bowling greens, golf greens and fairways, croquet lawns, turf wickets, ploughing fields and the like will NOT be permitted between 10:00 and 16:00. Washing down of driveways, paved areas, roofs and buildings will be permitted only if a pressurised sprayer is used. Washing down of cars, boats and caravans will be permitted only if a pressurised sprayer is used. In terms of Section 73 of the Water Services Bylaw: Any commercial vehicle washing facility must be constructed and operated in such a manner that 60% of the potable water used by such facility is recycled for reuse in the facility, provided that commercial vehicle washing facilities that are in operation when this By-law is promulgated will be granted a period of three years from the date of promulgation (14 May 2010) of this By-law to comply with this.” This is where Water Rhapsody can be of help. We have the system called … Continue reading
Water Restrictions eased for Nelson Mandela Bay
The punitive water tariffs and water usage restrictions will be eased in the Nelson Mandela Bay. The water tariffs will be lifted with effect from 1 August 2011 and the decreased water usage restrictions will take effect from 25 July 2011. The tariffs under the restrictions were: R8.27 for the first 500l/day R16.73 for the next 300l/day and R33.45 for the next 800l/day R1.11 for every litre over 1600l/day The water tariffs from August 2011 will be: R6.60 for the first 800l/day R8.27 for the next 800l/day R9.82 for the next 1000l/day R16.73 per kl thereafter. There are a few reasons why the water restrictions are not totally lifted. Within the last two months the average volume of the water in the dams making up the Algoa Water Supply System has increased by 100%. What has however been of concern is the fact that the dams dedicated to the NMBM water use has not had the amount of run off as seen in the Kouga River. The Churchill Dam located on the Kromme River only started overflowing on Friday evening 15 July 2011. This is a month after the Kouga Dams was full. Also to note is the fact that … Continue reading
Water Tank Special!
These Jojo tank prices are valid until the end of August 2011, only on the 2500l and 5000l (VAT and Delivery included), the other prices remain the same: 2500l = R1650 5000l = R2785 Contact us for your tank orders as soon as possible. Visit our Water Tank Page for colors available. More rain might be coming our way. Be prepared. Let us do the installation for you. For a free quote on our Rainwater Harvesting System, let us know through the Contact Form.
Domestic Water Consumption
These graphs is an indication of the average persentage of water used domestically. Even though a person can not live without water, drinking water takes up only 1-2% of our total water consumption. A bath 120-200l per use, a shower 60-80l, washing mashine 70-120l, and toilet flushing 6-12l. Even though we can save on the amount of water we use daily, for example showering only 5 minutes instead of 10 minutes, we will still need our water for these daily routines and necessities. Therefor, by only installing the Water Rhapsody Garden Rhapsody and Multi-Flush, you will re-use your grey water to irrigate your garden, and you will use much less water needed to flush your toilets with. See Graph below for percentage savings. Contact us for quotations on installing these systems.
Save on your toilet water consumption
The Water Rhapsody Multi –Flush is a system designed to minimize the water required to flush. The generic name for this is an interruptible flushing system, which incorporates various styles of being able to interrupt the flow. This means that as soon as you release the flushing handle of whichever sort, the flushing stops immediately. In other words, its allow you to use the smallest amount of water necessary to leave the bowl clean and clear. The advantage of the Water Rhapsody Multi-Flush is that one can re-start the flushing at any stage as long as the cistern still contains water. Save up to 70% of your toilet water consumption. Have a look at our demonstration model below: On the left side is a normal 9l cistern after a normal pull of the handle, using all water in the cistern to the bottom. On the right side is the same size toilet, retrofitted with the Water Rhapsody Multi-Flush. The toilet was flushed once for as long as it was needed. On the 9l toilet, this toilet could be flushed 4 times until the cistern was as empty as the one on the left. This should explain enough for itself. Imagine … Continue reading
JoJo Water Tank Prices
JoJo Water Tank Special: 2500l – R1795 5000l – R2995 Includes VAT and delivery in the NMB area. Click here for available Colours

