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The issue of drinking water quality is very much in focus too, especially in pandemic times, because when plumbing systems aren’t used, for example in offices that are deserted for weeks on end, it can result in an increased build-up of bacteria and subsequently lead to severe disease. To counteract that, explained Peter Arens, the water needs to be changed every three days. Wischmann asked his guests what technical options are available if that can’t be done manually. “In terms of planning and installation, the industry can take care of that via good, sensible products,” said Dirk Engelhardt, Regional Sales Director Technology at Geberit. (Photo: The German Sanitary Industry Association [Vereinigung Deutsche Sanitärwirtschaft e.V. / VDS])
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