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Whether in the shower, when washing your hands or in the kitchen, there is often more potential than many people realise. Using hot water more consciously can, depending on the application, also influence energy use and the associated household costs. The best part? Simple changes to everyday habits or small technical solutions are often all it takes, without compromising on comfort.
Discover practical tips and opportunities to make water use a more conscious part of everyday life.
Even small changes around your home can help reduce water consumption. By simply retrofitting water-saving products to your shower, washbasin and kitchen faucets, you can reduce water flow. Where hot water is used, this may also, depending on usage patterns, influence energy consumption and the associated costs.
Here, you will find an overview of the right aerators and flow regulators for your home.
Whether you’re washing your hands or shaving, aerators can help reduce water flow at the washbasin and, where hot water is used, also lower energy consumption. This can help reduce both household costs and CO₂ emissions.
Find the right aerator for your faucet today.
In many households, a significant share of water and energy use is linked to showering. Flow regulators can help reduce water flow. Depending on usage habits, this may also lower hot water consumption, without compromising on a comfortable shower experience.
Whether you're washing dishes or rinsing fruit and vegetables, water is used in the kitchen every day. Neoperl aerators can help reduce water flow. Where hot water is used, this may also influence energy consumption, depending on individual usage habits. Discover the right solution for your kitchen and explore simple ways to make water use a more conscious part of everyday life.
Whether in offices, hotels, shops, restaurants, public facilities or sports venues, aerators and flow regulators can help reduce water flow in public washrooms, kitchens and shower areas. Wherever water is used by large numbers of people every day, it is worth taking a closer look at consumption levels and flow rates.
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