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Finish Saves Water

We can protect South Africa's water together

HOW WE ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE

  • Hectares of invasive water-intense plant species cleared.

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  • Releasing millions of liters of water back into ecosystems.

    Releasing millions of liters of water back into ecosystems.

  • Detailed mapping and impact studies in catchment areas.

    Detailed mapping and impact studies in catchment areas.

  • Donga restoration and other erosion control measures.

    Donga restoration and other erosion control measures.

  • Build governance and long-term water yield of these water source areas.

    Build governance and long-term water yield of these water source areas.

  • Create economic opportunities and improve local livelihoods.

    Create economic opportunities and improve local livelihoods.

HOW PRE-RISING WASTES WATER

Our Finish Quantum tablets work efficiently to ensure that you do not have to pr-rinse your dishes before packing them into the dishwasher, saving up to 36 litres of water.

Finish Water Saving Pack

When you buy a Finish Water Saving Pack, R25 is donated to WWF's Water Conservation Initiative.

Strategic water source areas map

SAVE 36 LITRES DON'T PRE-RINSE

If you pre-rinse your dishes before putting them into your dishwasher, on average it will waste 36 liters of water during the process. This is why Finish developed their dishwashing powerball to ensure that you do not have to pre-rinse your dishes before packing them into your dish washer. 
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How to save water

Next to air, water is the most important element for the preservation of life. It is a finite commodity which, if not managed properly, will result in shortages in the near future whereas water conservation can go a long way in alleviating the issue.

How to save water

KNOW WHERE YOUR WATER COMES FROM

Video tutorial: How to eliminate dishwasher bad smell

Samir Randera-Rees

Video tutorial: How to eliminate dishwasher bad smell

WATER SCARCITY IN SOUTH AFRICA

South Africa’s water scarcity has created a crisis, receiving an annual rainfall of 492 millimetres, whereas the rest of the earth receives 985 millimetres meaning we only get half of the world’s average. Since 2013, nearly every region in South Africa has experienced some form of drought and water shortage, resulting in water restrictions in urban areas as well as in the agriculture sector.

Our Partners

Our Partners on our Water Saving Mission

  • WWF

    Environmental Partner
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  • National Geographic

    Educational Partner
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