Enviro Loo installs toilets in Msukaligwa
Thembelihle Village in Davel and Ethembeni Village in Wesselton revieced Enviro Loo toilets recently.
Enviro Loo handed over four toilets to Thembelihle Village, Davel and Ethembeni Village in Wesselton recently.
Each village received two units that consist of ceramic toilet bowls, ventilation systems, user manuals mounted on the doors, organic toilet cleaners and brushes and handwashing facilities.
The Enviro Loo toilets are waterless, on-site, dry sanitation toilet systems that function without water or chemicals.
They are designed for the benefit of all communities and can be installed almost anywhere.
The toilets will be open to the public, with more units to be installed in the Gert Sibande District as part of Enviro Loo’s goal to provide decent and dignified cost-effective and sustainable solutions to the sanitation problems in South Africa.
“We are very much looking forward to a prosperous and mutually beneficial relationship with Msukaligwa Municipality,” said Mr Thapelo Makwela, business development consultant at Enviro Loo.
Msukaligwa’s municipal manager, Mr Daniel Maluleke, echoed his words by saying the municipality is grateful for this philanthropic gesture by Enviro Loo.
