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How to Save Water and Keep Yourself out of the Courts    
     

This is important information for everyone in the golf and turf industry who has responsibilities in any of the following areas:

1. Protecting the local environment and providing a safe work place.
2. Reducing water usage with out detriment to the greens, fairways and flora.
3. Designing or upgrading of wash pad facilities?
WaterStax wash water recycling unit
WaterStax wash water recycling unit, showing the grass cart on the left and the three tanks where the bioremediation process literally converts wastes to harmless water and carbon dioxide.

The WaterStax is a low cost, low maintenance, environmentally safe way of treating your wash water for re-use or irrigation. When used with a well designed wash pad you'll be protecting the environment and youself from costly contamination clean-up, fines and personal liability.


Protecting the Environment

I believe everyone wants to protect the environment. Its regulations and fines that motivate us into action. The unfortunate incident at Manly Lagoon just highlights the responsibility and liability you have as an organisation and as the superintendent for protecting the environment. By incorporating a WaterStax within a well designed, environmentally safe wash water facility you will have protection and peace of mind.

Using bioremediation technology the WaterStax breaks down all the typical contaminant's found in the golf and turf industry - Hydrocarbons, Petrol, Oils, Grease, Herbicides, Insecticides and Pesticides - converting them to harmless H20 (water) and CO2 (carbon dioxide).


Reducing water usage

An average 18 hole golf course can use around 4000 litres a day in wash water. You may be using more, whatever it is for you is what you can save with the WaterStax wash water treatment system. This is how much extra water you could have for keeping the greens and fairways in their best condition. The WaterStax three stage system cleans your wash water to a level of 'non-potable irrigation water', where it can be disposed of as stormwater, used for irrigation or pumped in to your dam or lagoon, as it does at the Kew Golf Course in Victoria. The WaterStax four stage system cleans to an extra level where you can re-use the treated wash water through your washing equipment, instead of using fresh potable water for every wash.

Creating an Environmentally Safe Wash Facility
When it comes to creating an environmentally safe wash facility we understand the limitations of budgets and existing systems. We provide samples of wash pad drawings and tips to help you get the safest, most functional wash facility possible. If you choose to respond to this article you'll receive a FREE 4-page guide for the Golf and Turf Industry on How to Set Up an Environmentally Safe Wash Facility from Landa.


Why WaterStax?

The WaterStax Wash Water Treatment and Recycling System has been made specifically for the golf and turf industry. Its being used in more than 250 applications world wide, including the Kew here in Australia.
The WaterStax is the industry benchmark, the one others try and copy because of its effectiveness and low maintenance requirements. The WaterStax costs less to maintain and is easier to maintain because of the way it handles waste. Unlike filtration systems, which create a residue that must be disposed of properly, the WaterStax uses BioStax 900 - a highly effective blend of microbes that literally consumes and converts wastes into harmless water and carbon dioxide. It is non-toxic and free of pathogens, meeting stringent US EPA regulations for biological treatment.


Here's what some users have to say about WaterStax:

"I've been impressed how much time and money it has already saved us, to say nothing of the peace of mind knowing we're covered environmentally" - Michael Quimby, Corporate VP Club Corporation of America

"We are next to a creek. The system is maintenance- free and headache-free. It is in compliance with our environmental needs" - Bill Parker, Superintendent Santa Barbara Golf Club

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