AquaClic
Water in Pretoria

AquaClic-watersavers fit on all standard taps, showers & toilets. CHF 100.- per person and year.
- fit to all taps and showers.
AquaClic energy and water savers in more than 100 designs:.
- 100% Swiss made, worldwide, 2-5 years guarantee, 4 weeks money back-option, multilingual client service. Halve your water, .
- embellish kitchen and bath.
- save half water, energy and CO2 consumption and its costs - all without any reduction in comfort!.
- Surprise family and friends with ingenious gifts, energy and approx.

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