Nowadays countries around the globe are suffering from water shortages and by 2025 this number will be shooting up higher. Do you know that a tap with a leak of 10 drops per minute causes a waste of 2000 liters of water per year and a toilet consumes 4380 liters per year and a sink consumes an average of 3650 liters per person every year. Here’s what designer Ariel Rojo has come up with to help you save 83% of water required for a toilet. Tlalokc, a reusable water toilet!
What’s different? Integrating two of the three main elements of a bathroom, this water toilet makes proper utilization of water. With this innovation the water used for washing your hands is the same that will be used when pulling the toilet’s level, saving up to 83% of the water used for the regular operation. Lowering water consumption is the call of the day and a designer home product that helps you contribute in saving the planet and that too without asking for any compromise on the style factor, certainly qualifies as different from the rest – won’t you say?
Thanks Ariel Rojo and Eugenia Gonzalez!
