💧 Maximize Savings: Why Water Efficiency Measurement is Your Ultimate Business Advantage

The ROI of Conservation: You Can’t Manage What You Can’t Measure

In today's operational landscape, water efficiency is not just an environmental initiative—it's a critical component of smart Facility Management and corporate sustainability. Yet, many organizations overlook the simplest truth: you can't manage what you can't measure. ⚖️

Tracking commercial water usage isn't just about recording data; it's about unlocking patterns, quantifying waste, and making informed, cost-saving decisions that directly impact your bottom line.

Five Essential Steps to Drive Water Conservation and Reduce Utility Costs

Start implementing a robust Water Management Strategy today with these practical steps, focused on achieving measurable results and minimizing your water footprint:

1.    Deploy Smart Water Meters: Install advanced metering infrastructure to access real-time water consumption data. These devices are crucial for immediately flagging major leaks and systemic water inefficiencies before they become financially devastating.

2.    Conduct Professional Water Audits: Schedule comprehensive assessments to rigorously evaluate usage across all operations. A commercial water audit helps pinpoint high-consumption areas and identifies specific opportunities for water reduction.

3.    Establish Measurable KPIs: Set specific, quantifiable, and time-bound targets for water reduction goals (Key Performance Indicators). Clear goals create accountability across departments and accelerate progress toward sustainability targets.

4.    Cultivate a Conservation Culture: Educate employees on the financial and environmental importance of water efficiency and conservation. Empowering your team to contribute ideas drives continuous improvement and reduces casual waste.

5.    Invest in High-Efficiency Plumbing: Immediately upgrade to low-flow fixtures and waterless urinals. Technologies like high-efficiency toilets, taps, and aerators are proven, sustainable solutions that dramatically improve water use efficiency with rapid returns on investment.

🦠 Stop Sewer Gas: EverPrime Prevents Drain Odors and Protects Tenant Health

EverPrime from Waterless Co., Inc.

The Property Manager's Solution to Dry Drain Seals and Costly Odor Complaints

EverPrime is a revolutionary, non-evaporating barrier liquid designed to prevent sewer gas and drain odors from escaping into commercial, institutional, and residential restrooms.

The Hidden Risk in Your Drains

When buildings are unoccupied for extended periods (vacancies, seasonal closures, or low-use areas), the water seal in a facility’s P-traps (a.k.a U-traps) eventually evaporates. This creates an open pathway for harmful sewer gases and bacteria to be released into the air. This dry trap is more than just a source of unpleasant smells; the released gases (like hydrogen sulfide and ammonia) can:

• Compromise indoor air quality (IAQ).

• Lead to tenant complaints and dissatisfaction.

• Pose a genuine health risk to building occupants.

EverPrime solves this critical problem by creating a durable, non-toxic, liquid seal that maintains the water barrier in your drain’s P-trap, even during long periods of inactivity.

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Why Property Managers Trust EverPrime

• ✅ Protect Occupant Health: Eliminate the release of harmful bacteria and sewer gases into your environment, reducing the risk of illness.

• ✅ Improve Indoor Air Quality: Keep your properties fresh, compliant, and free from embarrassing restroom odors and dry drain smells.

• ✅ Save Time and Money: Drastically reduce maintenance calls, costly plumbing issues, and the time spent managing tenant complaints about sewer smells.

Verified Reviews: What Property Managers and Users Say About EverPrime

Don't just take our word for it—see why EverPrime is a must-have for maintaining trap seals and preventing drain smells.

User Testimony

"I'm a property manager. I got tired of tenants complaining about sewer gas smells in restrooms when the traps dry out. So far, EverPrime is not drying up, and complaints have stopped. Yea!"

Stops Sewer Gas Complaints

"It's easy to use. Follow the instructions, and the odors are gone. I had an overflow drain in the laundry that would dry out and cause an unwanted sewer smell. I purchased EverPrime, and there is no more smell."

Eliminates Unwanted Odors

"I use it in the drains in [our] Florida house. It works great, and after a couple of months of dormancy, the house doesn't stink."

Effective for Long-Term Dormancy

"Great functionality. Easy to use. Safe and effective. Good packaging."

Safe, Simple, and Reliable

Response from Waterless Co Spokesperson on Value: All that is needed is 3 ounces of EverPrime per drain as needed. The product works for months, making it very cost-effective and an essential tool for proactive drain maintenance.

💧 Water Reduction Solutions: Why Waterless Urinals Are Essential for Sustainable Buildings

Waterless Urinals Installed in a Campsite Restroom

Freshwater scarcity is no longer a distant concern. It’s a pressing global crisis affecting communities everywhere and demanding immediate action from businesses and governments alike.

One simple yet powerful water-reduction solution to address this challenge can be found in an unexpected place: the commercial restroom. Waterless urinals eliminate the need for flushing, saving tens of thousands of gallons of clean water per unit each year.

But their benefits reach far beyond water reduction and more efficient use of water. They represent a fundamental shift toward more innovative, more efficient building design and operation.

Below, we’ll explore the science behind no-flush technology, calculate the significant water savings, and explain why more facilities are adopting waterless urinals to drastically cut utility costs and improve sustainability performance.

How Do Waterless Urinals Work? The Science of No-Flush Technology

At first glance, a waterless urinal might seem almost too simple—but the engineering behind this innovative plumbing technology is anything but. While traditional urinals use 1 to 3 gallons per flush, waterless models operate without water.

They use a specialized trap system that relies on gravity and a sealing liquid.

• When the urinal is used, waste passes through a replaceable cartridge filled with a lightweight, non-water-soluble liquid that floats above the urine.

• This creates an effective odor barrier, preventing gases from escaping into the restroom.

• The urine then flows naturally into the drainpipe without ever mixing with the sealant.

Modern systems—such as those provided by Waterless Co., Inc.—use replaceable cartridges that typically last several months. With no flush valves, sensors, or moving parts, these units require less maintenance, experience fewer breakdowns, and can operate for thousands of uses before any service is needed.

The Environmental Impact: Waterless Urinal Water Savings Breakdown

The environmental impact of switching to waterless fixtures is both measurable and significant. In high-traffic settings like airports, stadiums, and office buildings, traditional urinals consume enormous amounts of water, which is no longer sustainable.

A single waterless urinal, on the other hand, can save up to 35,000 gallons of clean, potable water every year. Multiply that across dozens—or hundreds—of fixtures in a large facility, and the savings quickly reach millions of gallons annually.

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Key Benefits of Lower Water Use and Using Water More Efficiently:

• Reduced strain on municipal water systems.

• Lower energy demand for water treatment and pumping.

• Significantly reduced utility costs (water and sewer bills).

• Carbon emissions reduction (by saving the energy required for pumping/treating water).

On a broader scale, adopting water-saving fixtures supports certifications such as LEED and BREEAM* and helps organizations meet long-term water-efficiency goals.

Why Modern Facilities Are Adopting Waterless Urinals to Meet Evolving Building Standards

As environmental responsibility becomes central to modern facility management, businesses and public institutions are adopting waterless urinals as a straightforward, cost-effective step toward environmental stewardship.

From schools and airports to corporate campuses, shopping centers, and major sports venues, organizations are using no-flush urinals to:

• Meet sustainability and water-reduction mandates.

• Earn valuable green building certification points (LEED, BREEAM).

• Demonstrate leadership in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)**.

Local governments are taking note as well. Many cities now encourage waterless urinals through incentives, updated building codes, and funding for sustainable infrastructure.

Beyond compliance and cost savings, these fixtures send a clear message: small changes in everyday operations can drive meaningful progress in protecting global resources.

As populations grow, climates shift, and water becomes increasingly scarce, the installation of affordable, easy-to-maintain, and highly efficient waterless urinals will continue to expand worldwide, making them among the most practical technologies available for protecting global water resources.

Expert Insight:

Klaus Reichardt, founder and CEO of Waterless Co. LLC in Vista, California, is a recognized authority on water conservation. Since 1991, he has led the company in developing innovative products such as the Waterless No-Flush urinal, which operates entirely without water.

To contact Klaus and learn more about waterless solutions, click here.

* BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is a leading UK-based sustainability assessment method for buildings, infrastructure, and master-planning projects.

** Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to business practices that aim to make a positive impact on society and the environment.

The Power of BlueSeal: How This Trap Seal Liquid Transforms Waterless Urinals

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The Power of BlueSeal: How This Trap Seal Liquid Transforms Waterless Urinals

In an earlier post, we discussed how the EcoTrap cartridge—an essential component of every waterless urinal—must be filled with BlueSeal two or more times per year. But what exactly is BlueSeal, and why is it so important for maintaining a clean, odor-free restroom?

BlueSeal is a high-performance, biodegradable liquid trap sealant developed by Waterless Co., Inc. Its advanced formula is designed to prevent unwanted odors from escaping the urinal drain, while supporting efficient, sustainable restroom operation. By understanding how BlueSeal works, facility managers can enhance restroom hygiene, reduce maintenance costs, and achieve measurable water savings.

How BlueSeal Works

1. Trap Seal Barrier
BlueSeal’s specific gravity is lower than that of water or urine, allowing it to float on top of the liquid inside the urinal trap. This creates an effective odor-blocking barrier that prevents sewer gases from entering the restroom.

2. Reliable Odor Control
Because the seal stops odors without flushing, waterless urinals stay fresh and hygienic even with heavy use. The biodegradable formulation maintains performance over thousands of uses.

3. Temperature Durability
BlueSeal remains stable in extreme conditions—non-evaporating up to 100°F and freeze-resistant down to -70°F—making it ideal for facilities in both hot and cold climates.

4. Eco-Friendly and Biodegradable
Unlike chemical-based alternatives, BlueSeal breaks down naturally over time, minimizing environmental impact and supporting green building goals such as LEED certification.

5. Simple Maintenance
Each refill uses about 3 ounces of BlueSeal, measured precisely with a PortionAid dispenser. It is compatible with standard cleaning solutions, so no special products or extra maintenance steps are required.

Benefits for Facilities

• Water Savings: Enables true zero-flush urinal operation, conserving thousands of gallons per fixture each year.

• Cost Efficiency: Reduces plumbing and winterization costs over traditional flush systems.

• Ease of Use: Quick refills and low maintenance ensure consistent performance.

• Extended EcoTrap® Life: Helps maintain trap efficiency for up to 7,000 uses per cartridge.

• Improved Sustainability: Supports facility-wide water reduction and environmental compliance goals.

Comparing Waterless and Traditional Urinals

Water Use

Zero water; BlueSeal seals trap odors

1–3 gallons per flush; thousands wasted yearly

Odor Control

Biodegradable BlueSeal creates floating odor barrier

Depends on flushing; odors reappear if flush fails

Maintenance

Simple 3 oz BlueSeal refill; no valves

Requires pipe and valve repairs; seasonal maintenance

Cartridge/Seal Life

EcoTrap cartridge lasts ~7,000 uses

Flush parts wear faster; frequent replacements

Installation

No water lines or flush valves

Requires plumbing and water supply

Costs

Lower long-term expenses; only BlueSeal refills needed

Higher water bills and plumbing costs

Environmental Impact

Saves thousands of gallons per year; biodegradable

High water consumption and footprint

Key Takeaway

BlueSeal is the essential component that makes no-flush urinals efficient, hygienic, and sustainable. For facility managers seeking to reduce costs, prevent odors, and boost restroom sustainability, Waterless BlueSeal delivers measurable performance and environmental benefits.

Your EcoTrap Questions Answered Here

As more Waterless Co., Inc. urinals are installed throughout North America, many building administrators are unsure why the EcoTrap is placed at the bottom of these urinals and what functions they provide.

The quick answer is that a Waterless no-water urinal cannot operate properly if the EcoTrap is not installed. This is because it is key to odor control. Without the EcoTrap, fumes from pipes and the sewer – which are both unpleasant and unhealthy - could drift into the restroom. 

🔑 With that said, here are some of the key questions people ask about the EcoTrap:

• Does the EcoTrap need cleaning?
  No. It’s a one-piece unit that doesn’t require opening or special cleaning. It is simply replaced when needed.

• How often should the EcoTrap be replaced?
  Typically, 2–4 times per year, depending on restroom traffic. Each cartridge lasts for about 7,000–10,000 uses.

• How do you know it’s time to change the cartridge?
  The EcoTrap can be compared to a filter. Over time, sediment, hair, and minerals accumulate in the trap. When this happens, the urinal starts draining slowly.

• What role does BlueSeal® liquid play?
  BlueSeal forms a floating barrier inside the EcoTrap that prevents sewer gases from escaping. About 3 ounces lasts for ~2,500 uses, after which it must be replenished.

• Is BlueSeal biodegradable?
  Yes. It’s made of mineral oils, alcohols, and dye, and is fully biodegradable. Biodegradable means the ingredients in BlueSeal break down into simpler, harmless components.

• Do waterless urinals smell?
  Not if maintained properly. Odors are blocked by the EcoTrap and BlueSeal. Additionally, smells can come when the urinal is not thoroughly cleaned or if urine is absorbed into grout or floor beneath the urinal. Waterless Co. will provide cleaning and maintenance instructions with the urinal.

• Do drainpipes clog with Waterless urinals?
  No. Clogging is primarily an issue with water-using urinals.

• Is installation complicated?
  Replacing a traditional urinal with a waterless one usually takes about an hour for a plumber. Time is saved because Waterless urinals normally fit over the old footprint of a water using urinal. Plus, there is less plumbing required, so installation charges are minimized.

• Can EcoTrap be used in competitor urinals?
  Unfortunately, no. Each manufacturer designs cartridges to fit their own urinals. Here is where the concept "buyer-beware comes into play. Some cartridges have a noticeably short life expectancy. On top of that, these same traps are often more costly than the EcoTrap, which is still under $10 to purchase.

⚙️ How does the EcoTrap Works

• Urine flows into the EcoTrap insert.

• It passes through the BlueSeal liquid barrier, which traps odors and gases.

• The liquid and urine overflow into the central tube, draining into the sewer line.

• Sediments are retained in the EcoTrap, which is later replaced using a special tool, a BlueSeal Ipack. ™

🚻 Why These Questions Matter

Understanding these points helps facilities managers and homeowners:

• Keep restrooms odor-free.

• Plan cost-effective maintenance.

• Ensure sustainability by saving water and reducing plumbing issues.

🧾 Below is a ready-to-print one‑page maintenance checklist for the EcoTrap® cartridge in Waterless Co., Inc. urinals. It’s formatted so it can be posted in a janitorial closet or shared with building staff.

🔹 Daily / Routine Care

• Wipe urinal surface with mild, non‑abrasive cleaner

• Check for odors → confirm BlueSeal® level

• Mop floor underneath the urinal carefully (odor often comes from grout, not the trap)

🔹 Weekly Care

• As needed, add 3 oz. BlueSeal® liquid into EcoTrap (2,500 uses per refill)

• Confirm smooth drainage

🔹 Monthly Care

• Monitor for slow drainage or persistent odor

• Track approximate number of uses

🔹 Cartridge Replacement (2–4 times per year)

• Replace when:

• Drainage slows noticeably

• Odor persists despite BlueSeal refill

• Steps:

• Use BlueSeal Ipack™ tool to remove EcoTrap

• Insert new cartridge

• Add fresh BlueSeal liquid

• Dispose of old cartridge with regular waste

🔹 Annual Review

• Inspect plumbing for buildup

• Check supply of cartridges & BlueSeal

• Refresh staff training

📌 Quick Tips

• Never add water to a waterless urinal, only BlueSeal maintains odor barrier

• Avoid harsh chemicals or bleach

• Keep a logbook of refills & replacements

Thankful for Water 💧🦃

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This time of year, we gather near,
With hearts full, plates piled high,
To share our thanks for love and light,
And autumn’s painted sky.

But as we pour, and cook, and clean,
Let’s pause—just for a while—
To thank the gift that fills our cups,
And makes the harvest smile.

For every stream that winds and sings,
For rain on roof and field,
For rivers strong and lakes serene,
Whose life we all may yield.

We give our thanks for water’s grace—
So simple, pure, and true,
A gift that flows through every home,
And gives us all anew.

So raise your glass, this thankful day,
To blessings clear and free—
For where there’s water, there is life,
And hope for you and me.

From the Waterless Family to Your Family. Happy Thanksgiving

🥶 Winterizing Camp & Park Plumbing: Prevent Sewer Odors & Keep Drains Working All Season Long

For park and camp administrators in colder regions, winterizing the plumbing system is a critical annual ritual. When water is left sitting in pipes or fixtures, freezing temperatures can cause it to freeze into ice. As ice expands, it places tremendous pressure on pipes, fittings, and fixtures—often causing cracks, ruptures, and costly repairs.

Essential Steps for Winterizing Park & Camp Plumbing

Most facility managers follow this essential winterization sequence to protect their assets:

1.    Shut off the water supply at the source or pump.

2.    Open all taps and leave them open so pipes can fully drain and no vacuum forms.

3.    Flush toilets and urinals to remove standing water.

4.    Turn off and drain the water heater if your system requires it.

Once these steps are complete, the property is typically ready to close for the season.

Reopening Checklist: Don't Forget Drain Maintenance

When parks and camps reopen, the process reverses:

• Turn the water back on.

• Restore the water heater and close its drain.

• Run faucets and flush toilets to clear the lines.

• Check vent stacks for leaves, debris, or blockages.

• Inspect for leaks, as pipes refill and repressurize.

However, there is one critical step many overlook: checking for sewer odors in restrooms, kitchens, locker rooms, and mechanical spaces.

Why Sewer Odors are a Serious Health Risk

Unpleasant smells are more than a nuisance—they often indicate sewer gases entering the building. These fumes can contain bacteria and volatile compounds that may trigger headaches, nausea, and respiratory issues, especially for children and older adults.

The most common cause is a dried-out U-trap (or P-trap)—the curved section of pipe beneath sinks, showers, floor drains, and water fountains. When unused for months, the water in the trap evaporates, allowing sewer gases to escape and causing immediate odor issues upon reopening. This is a key concern for camp drain maintenance.

🛠️ The Fix: How to Prevent Dried Drain Traps and Odors

If the source is a cracked pipe or a failed seal, a plumber will need to make the necessary repairs. But when the issue is simply a dry trap, administrators can take quick, safe action.

Avoid These Common Mistakes:

• ❌ Don’t pour bleach or harsh chemicals into drains—they can create more fumes.

• ❌ Don’t mask odors with sprays or deodorizers.

Do This for Effective Drain Trap Protection:

• Ensure that vent stacks are clear and functioning correctly.

• Pour two cups of water down each drain for temporary relief.

• Use a liquid trap primer. A product like EvepPrime ® from Waterless Co., Inc., is a biodegradable liquid that sits on top of the water in the trap. It significantly slows evaporation—even through extreme winter temperatures—providing months of protection against sewer gas.

Many parks and camps now wisely add a drain trap primer during the fall winterization period. Applying them before closing helps prevent dried traps and the resulting sewer odors when the property is reopened.

Protect Your Facility: A Simple Step in Winterization

Sewer gas odors should always be treated as a health risk. A simple, proactive step during winterizing park plumbing—adding a high-quality liquid trap primer—can help protect indoor air quality, prevent tenant complaints, and avoid unnecessary repair costs when spring arrives.

-Klaus

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Professional Odor Control in a Bottle

Facility managers often struggle with persistent odors from floor drains in restrooms, mechanical rooms, kitchens, and other low-traffic areas. These smells typically occur when the drain’s trap seal evaporates, trap primers fail, or insufficient water flow allows sewer gases—such as hydrogen sulfide and methane—to enter indoor spaces. Environmental conditions like dry climates, HVAC-driven low humidity, negative air pressure, and winter heating can make the problem worse.

Poor odor control leads to frequent manual inspections, emergency maintenance calls, higher water use, workplace discomfort, and even potential code violations.

EverPrime, marketed by Waterless Co., Inc., offers a simple, long-lasting solution. Its biodegradable oil blend forms a protective barrier on top of the trap’s water seal, preventing evaporation and blocking sewer gas migration. Application requires only three steps: add water to the trap, pour in a small amount of EverPrime, and let it settle.

The barrier remains effective even with infrequent use or fluctuating environmental conditions, making it ideal for schools, hospitals, stadiums, correctional facilities, commercial properties, and seasonal buildings. With reduced maintenance demands and reliable odor prevention, EverPrime delivers a high-ROI, set-and-forget solution.

Learn more about odor prevention here: https://www.waterless.com/everprime-drain-odor-eliminator

AI's Hidden Cost: Water Consumption Set to Quadruple by 2028

AI's Hidden Cost: Water Consumption Set to Quadruple by 2028

Never in the history of this country has demand for water increased so dramatically in such a short time

Vista CA – November 12, 2025 - Artificial intelligence is creating an unprecedented water crisis. Data centers powering AI systems consumed approximately 17 billion gallons of water in 2023, a figure projected to surge to 68 billion gallons by 2028, a nearly 300% increase in just five years.

"Never in the history of this country has demand for water increased so dramatically in such a short time," says Klaus Reichardt, CEO of Waterless Co., Inc. "This will obviously reshape utility costs."

Why AI Needs So Much Water

Data centers require massive amounts of water to cool the processors running AI systems. Each AI interaction, for example a single ChatGPT query, consumes roughly one-fifth of a teaspoon of water. With ChatGPT alone handling over one billion daily interactions, the scale becomes staggering.

The Perfect Storm

The crisis is compounded by location. Many data centers are built in the country's driest regions to capitalize on solar power, placing enormous strain on already-limited water supplies.

What It Means for You

As demand begins to spike in 2026, water costs are expected to rise dramatically across affected regions. The laws of supply and demand are simple: when billions more gallons are needed annually, price increases will follow.

 What It Means to Industry

No industry can operate without water, from cleaning to packaging. This means businesses in all industries should also expect to pay more for water in the coming years.

 Solutions

“Obviously, the owners of these AI data centers know something must be done and quick,” says Reichardt.  “However, it will take time. The best thing we can do right now is use water much more efficiently, which is a long-term reduction in water consumption.”

Sources: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the BBC

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 About Waterless

Waterless Co., Inc. is a family-run business founded in 1991 and is a leader in promoting water efficiency. Based in Vista, CA, the company's product range includes various waterless urinals for home and commercial settings, liquid plumbing solutions, and cost-saving accessories, reflecting their focus on sustainability and innovation in water-saving technologies.

💧 Corporate Water Revolution: Global Brands Leading the Charge in Water Efficiency

The global water crisis is undeniable. By 2030, the UN warns that water demand will outstrip supply by 40%. Compounded by climate change, freshwater scarcity is worsening, leaving as many as two billion people without reliable access to safe water and sanitation.

At Waterless Co., Inc., we believe these stark warnings demand action, not just attention. What's often overlooked is the profound work being done by major corporations—who utilize two-thirds of the world’s freshwater—to tackle this challenge head-on. With the right strategies and commitment, global businesses are proving that significant water efficiency and positive change are possible.

Pioneering Corporate Water Conservation: Case Studies

Global brands are redefining their operations to become stewards of this precious resource.

Levi Strauss & Co.: Disrupting the Denim Industry

It’s a staggering fact: producing a single pair of jeans can consume over 1,000 gallons of water. Acknowledging this massive footprint, Levi's launched Water<Less®.

• This initiative utilizes over twenty proprietary techniques to drastically reduce water use in the finishing process.

• The result? Levi's reports being able to reduce up to 96% of the freshwater typically used in certain denim styles.

• The Impact: Levi's is actively sharing these best practices with other apparel manufacturers, setting a new, collective standard for sustainable clothing production and long-term water reduction—the very essence of water efficiency.

Intel: Restoring Water and Leading in Sustainable Tech

Recent discussions have highlighted the immense water footprint of the technology sector, especially in Artificial Intelligence (AI), where even a single AI-generated email can require significant water for cooling servers.

Intel, a key supplier of chips and components for these AI systems, is not only reducing its consumption but actively restoring water.

• Intel’s operations in the United States, Costa Rica, and India are now officially net-positive on water use. This means they restore and return more freshwater to the local ecosystems than they consume.

• As Intel's Chief Sustainability Officer noted, they were the first tech company to set a public, company-wide water restoration goal, a decade-long commitment to sustainability.

• The Ripple Effect: Just like Levi's, Intel is sharing its water-saving and net-positive strategies with other chip manufacturers. This is creating a global movement toward corporate water stewardship and improved industrial water efficiency.

These are the stories that deserve attention—proof that large-scale corporate commitment can drive profound environmental and operational change.

Your Facility Can Be Part of the Solution. Stop Flushing Money Down the Drain.

Ready to join the movement and dramatically reduce your facility’s water consumption and utility costs?

Waterless Co., Inc. has pioneered innovative water efficiency solutions for over 35 years, helping facilities save millions of gallons annually. Our flagship product:

• Waterless Urinals: These fixtures eliminate up to 35,000 gallons of water waste per unit each year. They turn your restrooms from cost drains into genuine profit centers.

Take the next step toward true water efficiency. Contact a Waterless Co., Inc., specialist today for a free water savings assessment and discover exactly how much your facility can save.