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Klaus Reichardt

Klaus Reichardt

Founder & CEO, Waterless Company Inc.

Klaus Reichardt is CEO and founder of Waterless Co. Inc., a pioneer in advancing water efficiency. He is a frequent writer and presenter on water conservation issues. Contact him at [email protected].

 

 


Articles by Klaus Reichardt

Water Conservation Starts With Auditing the Drips
July 24, 2024 Klaus Reichardt

Water Conservation Starts With Auditing the Drips

Facility Management

Commercial facilities working toward more sustainable water use must begin the process with a collective commitment to water conservation and water efficiency from everyone working in the organization.

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drain, sink drain
July 7, 2022 Klaus Reichardt

The Forgotten Part of Restroom Care…Drains

Restrooms

Letting your restroom drain go dry can lead to odors and fumes that can make building residents sick.

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Go Beyond Fixing Leaks
December 5, 2017 Klaus Reichardt

Go Beyond Fixing Leaks

Facility Management

Keep water rate increases in check by reducing your facility’s water use in the long term. Here are helpful steps on how to get there.

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A Sneak Peek into Restrooms of the Future
December 4, 2017 Klaus Reichardt

A Sneak Peek into Restrooms of the Future

Restrooms

Restrooms of the future will likely focus on safety in addition to sanitation and sustainability.

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A Wet Drain Keeps the Cockroaches Away
July 10, 2017 Klaus Reichardt

A Wet Drain Keeps the Cockroaches Away

Health and Safety

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Taking Strides in Reducing Water Consumption
June 6, 2016 Klaus Reichardt

Taking Strides in Reducing Water Consumption

Facility Management

Historically, the United States has had an abundance of water. The country has about 4.5 percent of the world’s population, but nearly 8 percent of its renewable freshwater.

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Water Saved or Water Wasted?
March 12, 2015 Klaus Reichardt

Water Saved or Water Wasted?

Restrooms

A perceived benefit of sensor-controlled fixtures is that they save water. However, sensor-controlled fixtures can actually use more water than manually-operated systems.

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