In Arc-sur-Tille (Côte-d'Or), a washing station continues to run despite water restrictions. It does not draw a single drop of water from the public network. Here, used water is collected and recycled in tanks. Four of the five litres used are recycled; the rest is rainwater recovered from the roof of a nearby residence, then stored for high pressure water jets. (Environment).
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In Arc-sur-Tille (Côte-d'Or), a washing station continues to run despite water restrictions. It does not draw a single drop of water from the public network. Here, used water is collected and recycled in tanks. Four of the five litres used are recycled; the rest is rainwater recovered from the roof of a nearby residence, then stored for high pressure water jets. (Environment).