Beat The Hosepipe Ban

Hosepipe ban news... No matter how we may all feel about it, the reality is many people will be experiencing one of the current hosepipe bans which most suppliers expect to last all Summer, perhaps into Autumn and beyond. The BBC reported that it will effect about 20 million people and those who flout it could fined up to £1,000.This very clever & effective design allows you to clean your Car, Windows, Conservatory, Boat, Caravan etc using very little water. Not only will you be able to effectively clean everything you used to clean with your hosepipe during the ban, but you will be helping the environment.Doing that your wallet by not getting a £ 1000 fine due to the hosepipe ban! Not just for use during a ban! You will use less water with this system which means you will also have less waste and if you have a water meter less water used means less money spent!•    Hose less Car Cleaning System•    Beat the Hosepipe Ban•    Ideal for Cleaning the Car, Windows, Conservatory, Boat, Caravan, Paintwork etc•    Attachment included making it perfect for spraying plants in the garden or allotment•    Made in the UKDo you have an allotment or perhaps you are a keen gardener who is worried about what the hosepipes ban will mean for your allotment or garden? Again, this will be invaluable! The main features that make this Water Saving System work so well are following:•    It is non kink hose•    The pack includes clips to hold to the bucket•    Water pressure is provided via a one way valve•    The pack also includes an extension pole, enabling you to reach the top of your car, the windows of your house•    Again included in the pack is an adjustable spray...  so you have control over the water sprayAnd although a water ban may be bad, this is good, because being smarter about wash – matic saves the environment and saves your money. See below for some basic tips to get you started on your own water saving mission when you do car washing at home!1.    Wash fruit and vegetables in a bowl rather than under the tap2.    Use dishwashers and washing machines only when they are full3.    Use bathwater and washing-up water to wash the car and the garden4.    Save the cold water that comes through before a tap runs hot, and use it to water plants5.    Keep a jug of water in the fridge instead of waiting for the tap to run cold6.    Install a water-saving device in the toilet7.    Take shorter showersThere are a lot of good things you can say about this ingenious product, but is there anything good to be said about hosepipe bans? Perhaps, because one thing that does seem to happen is people do start thinking about the amount of water they use...