Made in London tap water saver that prevents waste … – TGCOM

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13:49 – Saving money is an art and can sometimes produce “works” really spectacular. Knows Simin Qiu, a design student at the Royal College of Art in London who has developed a special faucet able to “save” the water to avoid waste. But besides giving a 15% cut to the bill, the device turns the jet outgoing artistic spirals so beautiful to look crystal decorations.

The plots “geometric” of jets ‘water which end up in the sink are the result of many micro-spray cross, which leave the “empty” the center of the cylinder, thus avoiding wastage. The mechanism is made possible thanks to a double turbine installed in the “beak” of the tap that restricts the flow of water.

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