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Ecozone Toilet Smell Killer

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on August 26th, 2011

Ecozone Toilet Smell Killer

The  Toilet Smell Killer is a great little device for keeping your toilet fresh without the need to replace it or refill it. This odour neutralizer works without the need for any chemicals, and does not produce any artificial smells, it simply stops your toilet from being smelly in an eco-friendly way.

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Eco-bathroom – Water Saving Toilet Concept

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on August 17th, 2011

Eco-bathroom - Water Saving Toilet Concept

The Eco-bathroom is a concept design for a toilet and washbasin unit where the water used in the sink is stored to flush the toilet. The concept design has a sleek and elegant look to it, a modern feel that would look good in a majority of bathrooms while helping you to save on your water usage.

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Perfect Flush – Toilet Water Saving Gadget

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on October 15th, 2009

Perfect Flush - Water Saving Gadget

If you don’t have the money to upgrade your toilet cistern every few years, you’ve probably got a pretty water-inefficient toilet. Replacing the toilet is not a minor job, as a change in tanks might require the need for new tiles or wallpapering. A lot of hassle, expense and not particularly eco-friendly due to the re-decorating it would require. However, there’s now a way of saving toilet water using your existing tank, by installing a variable flush system, called the Perfect Flush. (more…)

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Air-Based PropelAir Toilet Flush System

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on May 27th, 2009

PropelAir Toilet Flush System

The PropelAir uses just 1.5 litres of water to flush the bowl, compared to up to 9.5 litres of water used in conventional toilet cisterns! The toilet was designed by Phoenix Product Development. It works when the lid of the toilet is closed over the bowl, which creates an air-tight seal. A small amount of water is used to rinse the bowl, then air is used to displace the waste. (more…)

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Toilet Humour – Actually a Crap Idea

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on July 28th, 2008

The “Shit Box” is a wonderful trademark name, despite not being a product you’d chat about with your parents or other prudish family members. You’d need to be a fairly liberal individual to want to use the Shit Box, which is an eco-friendly portable toilet. All components are biodegradable, yet the toilet box itself is re-usable. Inside the toilet are special bags that will happily breakdown if left to compost. (more…)

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Combined Washing Machine and Toilet

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on June 27th, 2008

Combined Toilet and Washing Machine

Washup is a bizarre conceptual design that combines a washing machine and a toilet in the same place. The idea is that waste water from the washing machine is used to flush the toilet, rather than wasting fresh water to flush the toilet. (more…)

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