An innovative new system could be the solution to water waste, filtering and reusing up to 90% of the water used in bathing. Find out how this technology could transform water consumption
With the increase in the world population and the growing impact of climate change, water scarcity has become a reality in many parts of the world. The search for sustainable solutions is urgent, and a invention innovative is standing out in this scenario: the Showerloop. This cyclic filtration shower promises to reduce water consumption by up to 90%, providing an ecological and efficient alternative for those who want to minimize waste without compromising comfort.
The great thing about Showerloop is its ability to recycle water in real time. Unlike conventional showers, which waste large amounts of water during showering, Showerloop treats water “Grey" (used water that can still be reused) instantly, allowing it to be reused over and over again during bathing.
This technology not only saves water, but also reduces energy consumption, as less water needs to be heated.
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Saving water and energy
To give you an idea of efficiency, while a 10-minute shower in a regular shower consumes between 100 and 140 liters of water, the Showerloop showerhead uses only 10 liters for the same period.
Regardless of the length of your shower, the system uses just one-tenth of the energy required to heat water in a traditional shower. This is because the collected water is filtered and immediately reused, drastically reducing the demand for more clean, heated water.
However, actual savings may vary depending on each person's usage habits, but Jason Selvarajan's invention promises significant cuts in both water and energy consumption.
An open source project
Another interesting aspect of Showerloop is that it is an open-source project. This means that anyone with basic DIY skills can build their own system. Selvarajan provides all the necessary instructions and specifications for assembly, allowing enthusiasts and professionals alike to try their hand at building this sustainable solution in their homes.
The materials and tools required include items such as laser or CNC cutters, wrenches, pipe cutters, and a drill. Creating the Showerloop can be done in a relatively large space to ensure that all assembly steps are carried out efficiently and safely.
Cost and availability of the economical shower
The Showerloop is powered by an electric pump that guarantees the pressure necessary for the system to operate.
The water filtration and purification process is carried out using sand and activated carbon filters, as well as a UV lamp, which eliminates bacteria and microorganisms that are potentially harmful to health.
For those willing to build the Showerloop on their own, the production cost is around 600 euros, and the assembly time can be less than 48 hours, if the DIYer has already acquired all the components and made the necessary cuts.
In addition, Showerloop is also available in kit format, which makes the assembly process even easier. In this case, the time required to install the system is reduced to less than a day.
As for maintenance, it is simple: the filters must be replaced or cleaned annually, while the UV lamp has a lifespan of thousands of hours, ensuring long periods of trouble-free operation.
The Showerloop shower is not only a technological innovation, but also an example of how sustainable and affordable solutions can help mitigate the global water crisis.
With its proposal to save water and energy, and the possibility of being built by anyone, the Showerloop offers a viable and effective alternative for those who wish to contribute to the preservation of natural resources without giving up comfort.