Sentence examples for flushing purposes from inspiring English sources

A further considerable result is the comparable quantity of water used for both cleaning and flushing purposes equal to 8.38 and 10.36 (L/day/person), respectively.

This decentralised system with the size of a standard container is based on submerged membrane module and highly automated control which ensures low-maintenance costs and a extremely high quality effluent which can be even reused for irrigation or toilet flushing purposes, as it is totally germ free.

In addition to flushing purposes, saliva also acts as a buffer.

A year ago, my colleagues worked with a number of other stakeholders in the south-west US and Mexico to purchase access to water for the purposes of flushing the dried up delta, thus reconnecting the river to the sea.

Both sides are drawing up their battle plans after David Cameron announced a vote on whether to allow packs of hounds to be used for pest-control purposes by flushing out foxes to be shot.

As the artificial island will be designed for tourist purpose, the flushing study is very important part to ensure the water quality and check the preliminary layout of the project to circulate and renewing the water body inside island with adequate time.

These systems filter and chlorinate drainage from tubs and sinks and reuse the water for nonpotable purposes (e.g., flushing toilets and urinals).

This includes basic measures such as fixing leaky taps and having cars washed and windows cleaned less often, to more complex technology such as systems to recycle waste water and grey water – for instance, catching and reusing water used in industrial processes, and recycling water used for cleaning for low-grade purposes such as flushing toilets.

After all, about 95% of tap water is used for other than drinking and cooking purposes, such as flushing toilets.

If you're unsure of your water supply, only use it to hose your home or for sanitation purposes (such as flushing the toilet).

Residents can continue to use tap water without boiling for general domestic purposes such as bathing, flushing toilets or washing clothes.