Can you now ditch your water tanks?
- Thread starter Major Catastrophe
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neale
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Isn't it just a de-humidifier???
Questor
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The WaterMill is designed to minimize energy use. It's so efficient that producing one liter of water costs only three to four cents.
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Whose leg are they trying to pull? This just looks like a glorified dehumidifyer with a filtration systems of some kind. On our dehumidifier at home, when humidity is high, it still costs a least 1 unit of electricity - about 12/13p ish??? these days to extract one litre of water.
The WaterMill is designed to minimize energy use. It's so efficient that producing one liter of water costs only three to four cents.
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Whose leg are they trying to pull? This just looks like a glorified dehumidifyer with a filtration systems of some kind. On our dehumidifier at home, when humidity is high, it still costs a least 1 unit of electricity - about 12/13p ish??? these days to extract one litre of water.
Major Catastrophe
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Isn't it just a de-humidifier???
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Yes, but at £800 a go, it will be a very posh de-humidifier.
Isn't it just a de-humidifier???
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Yes, but at £800 a go, it will be a very posh de-humidifier.
nimbusgb
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And a cracking 12 litres of water per day! Gee we can all have fresh water showers from now on!
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blueglass
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Yes, but at £800 a go, it will be a very posh de-humidifier.
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Brilliant product - will buy one as soon as the price gets to about £29.99
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Brilliant product - will buy one as soon as the price gets to about £29.99
