Watts Recirculation Pump Saves 10,000 Gallons Per Year
You probably do the same thing each and every morning. I know that the
first thing I do after the alarm clock goes off is stumble to the
shower, turn the water on, and then stand there with my hand in the
stream of freezing cold water. I wait for the warm water to make the
trip from the basement water heater to the shower. And I wait. And I
wait. All while gallons of water flow down the drain unused and wasted.
Consider that the average
family runs over 10,000 gallons of water down the drain each year, just
waiting for shower water to warm up to a comfortable temperature before
stepping in.
Multiply that number times the number of households in the US, and you
have a serious drain on our water resources. And it's all for nothing!
Once that perfectly clean water hits the drain it becomes sewage which
must be processed.
Enter
the Watts Hot Water Recirculation Pump:
There is an aftermarket device that can be added to most homes that
will circulate warm water throughout your plumbing system just before
you need are ready for your morning shower. Once the kit is installed
in your home, warm water will be waiting for you.
Enter the Watts Hot Water Recirculation Pump
. This simple kit, with
built-in 24 hour timer, allows you turn your standard plumbing system
into a closed-loop hot water recirculating system.
Take a look:
Though installation is simple, many people will not have the tools or
the confidence to tackle such a plumbing project. Sounds like a perfect opportunity
for the green entrepreneur with a little know-how, tools, and the right
occupational licenses for their locale!
Keep these points in mind before offering installation of the Watts Hot Water Recirculation Pump as business:
Make sure you
have the correct occupational licenses to offer simple plumbing
services.
Some modern
homes with PEX plumbing may have multiple plumbing manifolds, which may
limit the effectiveness of the system.
You may need
to educate the market about water recirculation products and their
potential to save water, save money, and increase comfort.