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Commercial laundry operations — whether in hotels, hospitals, care facilities, residential laundry rooms, or standalone laundromats — are among the highest per-unit water consumers in the built environment. A single commercial washing machine can consume 15 to 40 gallons per cycle, and high-throughput facilities routinely run hundreds of cycles daily. The wastewater generated is warm, lightly contaminated, and — with the right treatment system — an ideal candidate for immediate reuse.

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