Biological wash bay recycling system launches

Monday, June 22, 2015

Multi Water and Multi Waste, industry leaders in water and wastewater management, have supplied and installed two state-of-the-art wash bay water recycling systems at Naledi Motors (3000L per day) and Molapo Motors (6000L per day) respectively.

This is the first of its kind biological wash bay recycling system installed in Botswana. The system is designed to recycle wash bay water for reuse in car and truck washes.

The two systems save up to 180,000 L per month (Enough water for sustaining a population of 50 people) There is a financial benefit to the institution as well saving in excess of P10,000.00 per month in water costs!

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Biological wash bay recycling system launches

Multi Water and Multi Waste, industry leaders in water and wastewater management, have supplied and installed two state-of-the-art wash bay water recycling systems at Naledi Motors (3000L per day) and Molapo Motors (6000L per day) respectively.

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