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What's Happening from Environmental Building News
November 1, 2004
Why Non-Flushing Urinals Fail (And How to Prevent Those Failures)
After one gets over the surprise that not all urinals need to be flushed with water, nonflushing urinals seem like a no-brainer. What’s not to like about a system that eliminates a large use of potable water in buildings? Well, it turns out that there are indeed some issues, and early adopters of nonflushing urinals are reporting mixed results. Most of the disappointments appear to be due to faulty installation or inappropriate maintenance—but the industry is still learning what it takes to ensure success with these urinals....
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