Can a standard business owner help end the California drought? The answer is yes

WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Sept. 24, 2014 - PRLog -- Can a standard business owner help end the California drought? The answer is yes.

Dutch Girl Cleaners in Walnut Creek, Calif., has recycled approximately 45,000 gallons of water by being the first site to install a zNano z2o laundry water treatment system in June 2014.

The system has helped the 30-year cleaners reduce its drought footprint by recycling 80 percent of their captured laundry water. As a result, Dutch Girl Cleaners has slashed its total water consumption by more than 50 percent.

“After three months of using the system, the local water utility thought our meter stopped working due to the low amount of usage,” President of Dutch Girl Cleaners Steve Depper said.

Dutch Girl Cleaners will receive energy saving rebates from PG&E because the recycled hot water maintains a temperature of 100 Fahrenheit, which will reduce their water heating energy consumption by 50 percent.

Dutch Girl Cleaners strives to be the most advanced drycleaner in the Bay Area with their use of cutting edge technology like the z2o laundry system and their exclusive GreenEarth dry-cleaning.  Learn more about how Dutch Girl Cleaners is revolutionizing how small businesses use water by contacting Steve Depper.

Steve Depper
Phone: 925-788-0214
Email: sdepper@sbclobal.net
www.dutchgirlcleaners.com

Additional Information

The zNano z2o laundry water treatment system is a 2014 Edison Award Winning technology.  It was developed in collaboration with NASA Ames to sustain astronauts on the future manned mission to Mars.  The advanced technology within the z2o unit produces water that is 80% cleaner than most tap water.    zNano seeks to change the way cities use water the same way that roof top solar has changed the way cities use electricity.

Adrian Brozell, PhD Founder
Phone 408-206-6913
Email: Adrian.Brozell@znanosys.com
www.znano.biz