Rainwater Harvesting in Knysna: A Simple Home Guide
Catch the rain that falls on your roof, store it, and use it when you need it. Here is how to start.
Simple, useful advice on water, sanitation, energy, plumbing and natural building — written for homes and communities across the Garden Route.
Catch the rain that falls on your roof, store it, and use it when you need it. Here is how to start.
That hissing sound is money going down the drain. Here are the usual causes and the easy fixes.
You don't need a huge system to keep the lights on. Start small and build up.
The water from your shower and basin doesn't have to go to waste. Send it to the garden instead.
A toilet that needs no water and no sewer connection. Here is how a well-built composting toilet works.
Food scraps and organic waste can become cooking gas. Here is how waste-to-energy works close to home.
Homes built from earth are cool in summer, warm in winter and kind to the pocket. Here is how it works.
A burst pipe in winter is a nightmare. A little prep now saves a big mess later.
A dump site is more than an eyesore. Here is how communities clear them — and keep them clear.
Too small and you run dry. Too big and you overspend. Here is how to size a tank right.
From a leaking tap to a full community system — tell us what you need and we'll send a quote.