Sewage treatment plants are often installed when a property does not have access to the main sewer system – for example in rural locations or on caravan sites. They provide an efficient and environmentally friendly way to dispose of wastewater without polluting the surrounding waterways or...
Contaminated water and lack of water supply are just a couple of issues you may experience when you get your water from a mains source. The mains water supply is basically wastewater that goes through a cleaning process and is then redistributed to people all over the country. Boreholes, on...
Water pumps are installed into homes to help with poor water pressure and bring it up to the desired level. Although these can be so beneficial for your home they are often forgotten about until something goes wrong. Luckily if a high-quality pump was installed, it will last for many years to come...
Boreholes allow businesses or homes to access a 20,000 litre per day private water supply with no restrictions and no costs. A lot of companies such as farms, hotels or golf courses will use a lot of water each day, making a borehole a much more affordable option in the long run. Although all of...
Sewage treatment plants aren’t really something the average homeowner thinks about very often. However, it is definitely a good idea to be aware of whose responsibility it is to look after them and how exactly you can do so. The Sewage Treatment Plant Laws As an ‘operator’ of a small sewage...
Many people throughout the UK suffer from having low water pressure in their homes. Instead of a high powered flow of water, you get a much weaker flow, which can’t be nice when you are trying to enjoy your shower. This article will go over all of the things you need to know about water pressure...
Staying hydrated is vital to feeling energised and healthy throughout the day. However, some people don’t feel comfortable drinking water from the tap and instead buy bottled water every day, which can be expensive and also unnecessary. This post should help you learn more about water in the UK...
People tend to soften hard water whether they are in a household or a business because hard water can cause issues like soaps not being dissolved properly leading to clogged pipes etc. This is because hard water can cause limescale to build up, which could also make it harder for boilers to heat...
Sewage, or otherwise known as wastewater, is a mixture of domestic water from baths, sinks, washing machines and toilets. Every country has different ways of dealing with sewage waste, in the UK we treat sewage wastewater so it can be reused, this post should help you to learn more about where it...
In the UK, we are fortunate enough to have sewage treatment systems, which takes wastewater from homes and buildings and ensures it is completely clean before releasing it back into the environment. However, some less developed countries may have to live without this, so what happens when the...
