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Norwich Union and Barclays Bank see the green light
July 2nd 2008

According to Interflush MD and WC water-saving pioneer, David Wilks, Norwich Union has cut its water bills in half by fitting three simple retrofit devices in the washroom.

The firm has standardised on Interflush on the WCs, Enviro-Fresh PIR water limiters on the urinals and Tapmagic on the taps. Norwich Union's entire estate is now being retrofitted with Trillion as the main contractors.

The Interflush, which enables users to flush only the amount of water needed to clear the pan, thus saving vast volumes of water is also being retrofitted in all branches of Barclay's bank, according to Wilks.

"Norwich Union has tested just about everything on the market and settled on this combination," says Wilks. "Others wishing to save money now have a clear indication as to which products are the most effective."

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