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<br />HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPOSITE OR VITREOUS CHINA <br /> <br />Waterless Co. LLC <br />1050 Joshua Way, Vista CA 92081 <br />Toll Free: (800) 244-6364 or (888) 663-5874 <br />Tel: (760) 727-7723 Fax: (760) 727-7775 <br />sales@waterless.com . www.waterless.com <br /> <br /> <br />~ <br />WATERLESS™ <br />I'\! <br />No-Flush ™ Urinals <br /> <br />SAMPLE REFERENCES <br /> <br />Energy and Engineering Dept., Office of Secretary of Defense - December 1996: <br />"After a balanced consideration, the waterless urinal seems to be a water conservation fixture whose <br />time has come. It clearly reduces maintenance costs, and may do so dramatically and immediately for <br />some installations. For about the price of a flush urinal, you can automatically save 1 Y2 - 3 gallons of <br />water per usage, depending on the model of flush urinal you're replacing. In any new construction, or <br />whenever you plan to replace a flush urinal, waterless urinals should be given serious consideration:' <br /> <br />Lemoore Naval Air Station - August 1996 <br />"Over a year ago the Lemoore Naval Air Station installed four waterless urinals, manufactured by the <br />Waterless Co. We have found the acceptance to be outstanding. There have been no complaints with re- <br />gard to odor or appearance. Maintenance has been improved with the omission of flush valves and the <br />ease of urinal cleaning and trap attention. Our plan is to install this type of urinal in all new construction:' <br /> <br />u.S. Department of Interior - Bureau of Reclamation - June 1996 <br />"The new urinals are functioning as advertised and will serve as an integral part of the Glen Canyon <br />Energy Showcase in educating the public on the importance of water conservation:' <br /> <br />The Compass Navy Newsletter - September 1994 <br />"Ralph Hensley, planner and estimator at NAS North Island's Public Works Center says the product lives <br />up to it's billing. They do what they say they do, they're amazing. They do save water:' <br /> <br />REEP Manual U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - August 1995 <br />"Waterless urinals may prove to be an excellent choice in new building construction, because of the ad- <br />ditional savings in plumbing (water lines). Also, reduced odors have been reported after installation of <br />Waterless urinals resulting in added approval beyond environmental considerations:' <br /> <br />u.S. Army, Public works Digest - July 1997 <br />"Waterless urinals save thousands of gallons. We tried to use gray water in standard toilets and urinals, <br />reported Mike Tanaka of the Hawaii Garrison DPW. That's recycled water from laundry and shower facil- <br />ities. But it did not work, it caused a lot of equipment failures and repair, both to normal and low-flow <br />fixtures. Now the command is completing a successful test of waterless urinals at Pohakolua training <br />range and planning to install more. These low-to-no-maintenance fixtures will save time, money, people, <br />and most of all water." <br /> <br />U.S.D.A. Forest Service Tech Tip - August 1996 <br />"This urinal has been installed in several high use public areas since 1992. A ohone check was made to <br />verify the manufactureers claims of vandal resistance and low maintenance. All of the operations and <br />maintenance people that were contacted were very pleased with the Waterless Urinal:' <br /> <br /><<:l Waterless Co. LLC 0407 <br />