H2O Pure Plus - DOMESTIC

All Waste Treatment System

The H20 PurePlus 'All Waste Treatment' system enables the natural treatment of both grey and black waste water to the highest 'potable' standard. While not approved for drinking the treated water is ideal for reuse inside the home through toilets and laundries. The treated water is perfect for lawns and gardens, and is totally safe to top up swimming pools. The All Waste Treatment system is adaptable to any size family, any size home, on any size block. The external domestic system can be used to treat grey water or black water or both at the same time.

All household grey water - from kitchen sink, laundry and bathroom basins and showers - can be treated and reused. The system deals with all the usual household cleansers, chemicals, food wastes and fats normally faced by urban sewage and wastewater facilities. The H2O PurePlus® system is connected directly to the standard grease trap with water flowing through the system to a collection chamber and submersible pump. The clean water is then automatically diverted back to the dwelling via the lilac coloured recycling pipes- for reuse in toilets, laundry and all outside hose cocks (government regulations permitting).

Alternatively the clean water can be stored in rainwater holding tanks or used direct - into the swimming pool or onto the garden through hand held hoses, or sprinklers or even automatic drip irrigation systems.

Kitchen water goes to council sewer except on lots where septic systems are installed

Each H2O PurePlus® system is able to treat both grey and black water together to local council standards. Pre-installed compartments within the system separate grey and black water.The cleansed grey water is returned to the dwelling via a return water tank. The black water can be connected direct to sewage and/or septic installations and then goes direct to above ground irrigation and sprinklers ONLY.

Users of the H2O PurePlus® Combined System for both grey and black water cleansing will need to acquaint themselves with local authority water regulations.