The adoption of sustainable technologies in water saving, decreasing sewage load and green building compliance within the leading organizations in India. Water is among the most important and misused resources in the contemporary infrastructure. Since office complexes to hotels and airports- commercial buildings use thousands of liters of fresh water per day, and a large portion of it goes to waste, flushing, cleaning and maintenance. With sustainability and compliance with ESG taking center...

The fight against the lingering odors in washrooms is a long-standing battle between both the homeowners and the facility managers. The chemical air fresheners- toxic sprays that only cover a bigger issue and pollute the air with  Volatile Organic Compounds  (VOCs) have been the go-to solution for decades. Nevertheless, there is a major change that is being experienced, which is based on increased commitment to sustainability and health. A new washroom should not have a future of chemical...

The global Water Crisis is a silent yet rising challenge that the world is grappling with. Although the personal consumption and agriculture are seen as the main sources of this issue, an enormous and frequently neglected factor contributing to this issue is the giant, institutionalized loss of drinkable water in commercial, people, and industry structures. One of the worst culprits is conventional flushing systems which are used especially in urinals that flush millions of gallons of treated...