Shower recycles water
A student has designed a shower that recycles dirty water.
Peter Brewin, a design student at the UK's Royal College of Art, created the device.
The system re-circulates and cleans used water reports BBC online.
The system could save families around £170 each year.
The shower works in a similar way to a Dyson vacuum cleaner, using filters and hydro cyclones, installed behind the shower unit, to clean the recycled water and reheat it to the desired temperature.
The shower has just won the British Standards Institution 2005 Environmental Design Award.
Peter said he is glad that the shower saves money and looks after the environment, he added: "Designing something which is good for the environment but which has no commercial value did not make sense, because it will never get to market."
The shower has a pause button designed to allows the user to stop the flow until it hits the right temperature.
All that is cool dude. Can you make petrol out of water?? Please? Pretty Please?
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