Finished a renovation project ,  what happens next with the used tools?
Water-based paints are better for the environment, but not when brushes and rollers are cleaned in the sink. This happens every day, by DIYers and professionals alike.

At the same time, industrial coating users and manufacturers often have no alternative but to incinerate their process water, due to a lack of viable solutions on the market. This not only consumes energy, but also destroys valuable raw materials that could otherwise be reused.

This is where Clean Water Global comes into play.

Having experienced this problem first-hand while working in the industry, we set up a system to collect contaminated water from the cleaning of painting tools and coating processes, for both small users and large industrial players. The collected water is then transported to our facilities, where it is purified. The extracted raw materials are recovered and supplied to other industries that can give them a second life,  such as new coatings, brick manufacturers or concrete producers.

Instead of incinerating water and losing valuable materials, we enable a circular approach that turns a structural problem into a tangible benefit.

Clean Water Global’s mission is clear: to protect our waters from contamination caused by coatings, to educate users, and to help the coating industry transition from waste disposal to waste as a resource , contributing to a better and more circulaire tomorrow.