GadgetMETER - Meet The Coolest Trends (www.gadgetmeter.com):
… Engineer Marc Hoffman. There are challenges in getting building codes to approve this. We suspect eventually, new homes will integrate this. Older homes will probably not be cost effective enough unless there is a less intrusive way to install. ViaInhabitatRelated posts: Generate Water from Air Using Solar Energy The Biodegradable Grass Phone Recompute - Sustainably-Designed Cardboard Computer GE releases water resistant camera Shower Light GadgetMETER Gadgets, Green Technology, Lifestyle …

Loganotron (www.loganotron.com):
… Dude, we need these in all houses ASAP!! ViaInhabitat.com: A hot shower is relaxing, but is also a huge waste of energy: we heat our water with massive amounts of natural gas, oil or electricity, then transport the heated water to our tubs for a few seconds of sudsing, before washing it down the drain full …

Stuartblog2 (stuartspivack.com):
… Inhabitat » The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40%Share and Enjoy: March 27th, 2009 | Leave a comment | Email This Post …

techride.com.au (techride.com.au):
… March 27th, 2009 Goto comments Leave a comment File this one directly in the “why didn’t I think of that?” folder. As the bathroom gets more and more eco-friendly, theEcoDrainis stepping in to take advantage of all the hot water that goes to waste each time you shower. Put simply, this user-installed heat exchanger transfers heat from hot shower waste water to cold incoming water, essentially cutting water heater usage by as much as 40 percent. O …

Justin Cole (blog.whisperoftheshot.com):
… Inhabitat » The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40% …

Practical Eco (www.practicaleco.com):
… In a recent post oninhabitatI came across a brilliant concept that recaptures the heat from your shower water as it runs down the drain. That heat is then recirculated back to the shower mixing valve, thus cutting down your use of hot water from your water heater. Just plain clever. I'm wondering how f …

It's Not You, It's Me (www.davechapman.nl):
… The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40% - what a staggeringly good idea! …

nexgenlife.com (nexgenlife.com):
… water to cold incoming water, essentially slicing water heater usage by as much as 40 percent. Of course, we’ve never seen a plumbing job that was anything close to simple, but for savings like this, it might just be worth the trouble. [ViaInhabitat] Filed under: Misc. Gadgets EcoDrain heat exchanger makes good use of warm waste water originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. | | | Via [engadget] …

The-Informer (the-informer.info):
… heat from hot shower waste water to cold incoming water, essentially cutting water heater usage by as much as 40 percent. Of course, we’ve never seen a plumbing job that was anything close to simple, but for savings like this, it may just be worth the trouble. [ViaInhabitat] Filed under: Misc. Gadgets EcoDrain heat exchanger makes good use of warm waste water originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read  |  Permalink  |  …

ToXigon (www.toxigon.com):
… ansfers heat from hot shower waste water to cold incoming water, essentially cutting water heater usage by as much as 40 percent. Of course, we've never seen a plumbing job that was anything close to simple, but for savings like this, it may just be worth the trouble. [ViaInhabitat] Filed under: Misc. Gadgets EcoDrain heat exchanger makes good use of warm waste water originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read  |  Permalink  |  Email …

Engadget (www.engadget.com):
… ansfers heat from hot shower waste water to cold incoming water, essentially cutting water heater usage by as much as 40 percent. Of course, we've never seen a plumbing job that was anything close to simple, but for savings like this, it may just be worth the trouble. [ViaInhabitat] Filed under: Misc. Gadgets EcoDrain heat exchanger makes good use of warm waste water originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read  |  Permalink  |  Email …

RSS fabriek (www.rssfabriek.nl):
… heat from hot shower waste water to cold incoming water, essentially cutting water heater usage by as much as 40 percent. Of course, we’ve never seen a plumbing job that was anything close to simple, but for savings like this, it may just be worth the trouble. [ViaInhabitat] Filed under: Misc. Gadgets EcoDrain heat exchanger makes good use of warm waste water originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Mar 2009 05:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read  |  Permalink  |  …

Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News (keetsa.com):
… waste water to cold incoming water, essentially cutting water heater usage by as much as 40 percent. Of course, we’ve never seen a plumbing job that was anything close to simple, but for savings like this, it may just be worth the trouble. (Source) Inhabitat Need Green Web Hosting? Check out our latest review of green web hosts. Brought to you by: Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News EcoDrain Helps You Recycle Used Hot Water Conservation, …

Mandarine (mandarine.wordpress.com):
… (tags: tools online free storage files ) Robin des Toits Dangers du portable, antenne relais - danger téléphone portable danger wifi - risque santé portable. (tags: mobile gsm wifi health french )Inhabitat » The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40%(tags: water energy sustainable home ) A List Apart: Articles: The Elegance of Imperfection (tags: webdesign inspiration layout ) The Design Inspiration Daily Logo Designs, Illustration Art, Website Showcase, Photos and Patterns Download. …

JHill (www.jasonhill.com):
… rands optimism ) Solving the Mystery of the Vanishing Bees: Scientific American (tags: ccd bees to.read ) TwitterAuth: For Near-Instant Twitter Apps - Intridea Development Blog (tags: oauth rubyonrails twitter )Inhabitat » The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40%(tags: ecodrain energy technology home innovation water reuse wishlist ) The Best Personal Firewall Online Armor (tags: scam 419 interesting fraud ) …

Energias Renovables en erenovable (erenovable.com):
… el Eco Drain instalado el agua reciclada se mezcla con el agua natural del grifo y aunque no lo parezca con esta reutilización del calor se puede lograr hasta un ahorro del 40% en el consumo del agua caliente de la red. Fuente| Ecogeek eInhabitat …

Idealize (www.idealize.nl):
… energie van restwater is een grote en veelal ongebruikte bron van schone energie”, stelt EcoDrain. Voorlopig is de EcoDrain nog niet publiekelijk beschikbaar doordat het systeem nog getoetst moet worden aan bouwvoorschriften. Bron:Inhabitat. …

Made from Truth and Lies (andrewducker.livejournal.com):
… dicine TheFuture ) Twitter gets you fired in 140 characters or less The 'it' social networking tool of the hour streamlines your humiliation (tags: internet culture privacy employment twitter )The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40%Takes heat from waste water and uses it to help heat new water. Very smart. (tags: technology energy ecology green water ) China suggests switch from dollar Okay - this one is going to be _big_ …

All Things Chill (allthingschill.com):
… finished! 3.23.2009 In the News: Alice Waters on 60 Minutes 3.24.2009 Handsome makeover for ugly AC unit 3.23.2009 - It’s a beautiful idea for a foyer room too. Look! Laundry Chute in the Kitchen 3.23.2009 - omg awesome.The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40%3.23.2009 Learn to grow your own food 3.23.2009 Is the Problem Auto-Dependency or Suburbia? 3.22.2009 iPhone App Makes Gorgeous Sprint Commercials [IPhone] 3.20.2009 Apple site suggests 17" iMac on its way back 3.20.2009 - LOL SPECIAL. Review: Lo …

Peak Energy (peakenergy.blogspot.com):
… Inhabitat has an article on recycling waste heat from hot water used in showers -The EcoDrain Cuts Water Heater Use by 40%. A hot shower is relaxing, but is also a huge waste of energy: we heat our water with massive amounts of natural gas, oil or electricity, then transport the heated water to our tubs for a few seconds of sudsing, before washing it down the drain full of …