ClearWater Wash Recycling Systems will showcase its sustainable wash water recycling and chemical storage solutions at GroundsFest 2026, giving grounds care professionals the opportunity to see practical, compliant systems designed to reduce environmental impact and improve operational efficiency.
At the heart of the exhibit will be the ClearWater System, a self-sustainable, closed-loop wash water recycling unit created for the rigorous demands of grounds maintenance operations. The system captures, filters and recycles wash water from vehicle and equipment wash-off, helping organisations reduce water use while preventing harmful runoff from entering the environment.
The ClearWater System recycles more than 90 per cent of wash water, reducing water consumption and environmental impact. It is designed to meet UK environmental regulations for washdown areas and can help cut water bills while reducing the need for costly drainage infrastructure. Because the system is installed underground, it remains out of sight and is protected from UV rays, helping to reduce the risk of harmful bacteria. The system is also supported by powerful hoses delivering up to 8 bar of pressure.
ClearWater will also feature its Chemical Storage Kiosks, purpose-built units designed to safely store pesticides, herbicides and other hazardous substances. Built to support COSHH compliance, the kiosks are suitable for golf courses, sports facilities and local authority depots requiring secure and environmentally responsible storage.
The kiosks are weatherproof, secure and available in a range of finishes to suit their surroundings. Fully bunded construction helps prevent leaks and protect the environment, while customisable layouts allow the units to be tailored to specific storage needs and site footprints. Internal lighting and ventilation are also available.
Visitors can meet the ClearWater team at Stand OSA251 for live demonstrations, technical guidance and practical advice on improving washdown facilities. Whether upgrading an existing wash bay or planning a new facility, grounds care organisations will be able to explore how ClearWater’s systems can support environmental goals and day-to-day efficiency.