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Cistermiser saves Łmillions
July 16th 2008

Cistermiser claims its water control products have saved over Ł250million's worth of water in under two decades. With rapid payback, the company says the product benefits are self evident.

Alongside its flush and control valves, Cistermiser's water-saving products include electronic WC devices plus no-touch taps and showers. It also manufactures a PIR device to save electricity in the washroom. And the firm has many more products in the pipeline.

While water, carbon and cost savings are variable, Cistermiser MD Geoffrey Gestetner says that, using the worst case scenario, a nine litre header tank powering two or three urinals uses 315,000 litres of water per annum. By fitting a Cistermiser valve, consumption is 78,000 litres, saving Ł474 on water and sewerage costs, and saving 70Kg of carbon dioxide emissions as a result.

To find out how Cistermiser products can save money and reduce water waste, just click here to email the firm directly.

To read a full length interview with Cistermiser, and an indepth breakdown of water and carbon savings available, read the story below.

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The cost of consumption (29th June 2009)

With water usage starting to gain the same importance as energy consumption, the time is ripe for Cistermiser’s water saving washroom devices. MD Geoffrey Gestetner tells Gerardine Coyne why he believes in economics over ecology

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Spend pennies not pounds (23rd June 2008)

Since 1990 Cistermiser’s urinal flush valves have prevented an estimated 130,500,000m3 of water from going down the drain, according to MD, Geoffrey Gestetner. At today’s average water prices, that’s a cool £261,000,000 and some 38,900 tonnes of CO2 saved. Brendan Coyne reports

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