It might surprise you to learn that laboratories can use a lot of water. Cage washers, autoclaves, DI water, and single-pass cooling all contribute to the substantial water requirements of many labs.
Did you know... ?
To learn more about some simple things that you can do to reduce your water consumption in the lab, please read about our water saving initiatives below:
Autoclaves
Single-Pass Cooling
Did you know... ?
- It takes 3 gallons of water to make 1 gallon of deionized (DI) water. (That's at least 3 gallons of water for every gel you run).
- Single-pass cooling systems can easily lead to 1 lab using more than 13,000 gallons of water each year.
- Autoclaves can use as much as 60 gallons of water per cycle. And if your autoclave is >10 years old, chances are it uses up to 90 gallons per cycle.
To learn more about some simple things that you can do to reduce your water consumption in the lab, please read about our water saving initiatives below:
Autoclaves
Single-Pass Cooling