Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER from the text for each answer.
1. Who is offering the water-wise rebates?
2. What are water-wise shower heads better at controlling
3. How much cash can you receive for having a dual-flush suite fitted?
4. With what aspect of water efficiency do some kinds of garden goods help the soil?
5. What type of rainwater tank is eligible for a rebate?
6. What is the minimum capacity of a water tank needed to claim the rebate?
7. If you phone the number given you will receive details of how to make a claim, a complete explanation of what is being offered, and what else?
Read the information below and answer Questions 1-7
Water-wise rebates
This government scheme encourages homeowners to use water more wisely. You can now receive generous rebates if you buy any of these water-saving products for your home.
Water-efficient showerhead
Everyone takes showers, but some showerheads are much better at regulating the flow of water, and this can build up considerable water savings. If you purchase a low-flow showerhead with a rating of 3 stars or more, you can claim up to $30.
Dual-flush toilet
Dual-flush toilets enable you to make considerable savings in water use. If you replace your current single flush system with a dual-flush toilet suite with a star rating of 3 stars or more, you are eligible for a rebate of $150.
Water-efficient garden goods
Certain types of mulch or soil improver products help to improve the water retention qualities of your soil and this reduces the amount of watering that you need to do on hot, dry summer days. If you buy water efficient garden goods, you are eligible for a rebate of up to $200.
Rainwater tanks
Rainwater tanks help you to build up a secondary store of water for your garden, or even for your home in an emergency. If you buy and fit a plumbed-in rainwater tank (connected to your house) of a minimum of 3000 litres capacity you are eligible for rebates of between 200 and 1000.
For full terms and conditions and how to apply – phone 1800 888 900.