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Researchers seek to reduce laundry wastewater by 90%

21/08/2019

A Polish-German consortium is seeking a solution to the vast quantities of water and detergent used by industrial laundries, proposing a saving of 90%, as part of an European Union-funded project. Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) is taking part in the Reward project, which wants to recover and reuse most of the water used in the washing...

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