Water Savers
Let’s work together to beat day zero
South Africa is facing water scarcity and it is crucial that everyone plays their part to help save water. Over the past few months the whole of South Africa has been having it hard with no regular rain in our provinces, especially the Western Cape Province, Cape Town. This is why we have made it our mission to halve the amount of water that consumers have to use when using our products by 2020.
Simply put, we’ve had to adapt to the needs and surroundings of our fellow South African’s who are faced with the devastating effects of this drought on a daily basis.
This is why we’ve worked tirelessly in ensuring that our range of products uses less water than other alternatives, and in some cases zero water at all! And we will continue to do so, find out how you can do your part in helping to save water, and which of our products can help you do so.
Handy Andy Sprays
Did you know that Handy Andy comes in a spray that require zero water? Handy Andy ActiFizz lifts and fizzes away dirt fast with its effervescent bubble technology.
Domestos Thick Bleach
Domestos Thick Bleach sticks to your toilet’s surfaces, giving you long-lasting protection against germs, this means that it requires fewer flushes, and can help you save water!
Unilever has made it our mission to halve the amount of water that consumers have to use when using our products by 2020.
TRESemmé Dry Shampoo
TRESemmé Instant Refresh Dry Shampoo removes unpleasant odours and extends your clean look for longer so you don’t have to wash your hair as frequently.
Sunlight 2in1 Handwashing Powder
Use Sunlight 2 in 1 with Easy Rinse technology, which requires less water than other alternatives. In fact, every 2kg bag can save 160 litres of rinse water.
At Unilever, we’re committed to doing our bit in ensuring that water shortage across the country doesn’t reach that disastrous point of no return.
Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid
With Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid, you can give your dirty dishes a tough degreasing without the need to rinse them afterwards.
According to some sources, leaving the tap running while rinsing dishes can use up to 6 litres of water a minute (Davis,2014).