Washbox Global

23/03/2026

Sunday was World Water Day.
Water is Previous. Don’t waste it
Support our work at www.greensinkinitiative.com

20/03/2026

This Sunday it’s World Water Day 2026.

Fresh drinking water is one of the most valuable resources we have.
Yet billions of people still struggle to access it, and it’s often women and girls who carry the greatest burden.

But not all water challenges come from scarcity.
Some come from how we use it.

On construction sites, drinking water is still being used to wash tools, mixing with paint, plaster, and chemicals, then discharged as waste.
Clean water in, pollution out.

At Washbox, we believe it doesn’t have to be this way.

Our systems capture, treat, and reuse water directly on site, reducing waste, protecting waterways, and respecting the true value of water.

Because using water better here
helps protect access to water everywhere.

05/03/2026

How does Washbox turn your washwater into clean water and waste?

03/03/2026

28/02/2026

Such an honour to spend the morning with the finishing Trades Institute of New England where they will use our new Rocket in their training facility. As new students learn their trades they will also learn about how clean tools improve the quality of their work. And how closed loop wash stations can improve productivity, reduce water use and eliminate pollution from the construction sector. Thanks to Tim Traynor, Eric Redding and Tim Yost and congratulations on being the very first recipient of Washbox in North America.

19/02/2026

Come see us at stand S5204 at

09/02/2026

From job site to global impact. The new Washbox App gives trade teams real visibility on water use and pollution prevention. Turning everyday washouts into verified environmental performance.
Proud to support the goals of the UN Ocean Decade and our 2025 commitment to action with the Clinton Global Initiative. Because protecting water starts on site. construction

21/01/2026

What we let flow upstream ends up in the ocean. 🌊

That’s why Washbox is joining forces with Save The Waves — to help stop pollution before it reaches our waterways and coastlines.

From construction sites to beaches, pollution travels.
Liquid waste and microplastics don’t disappear — they flow downstream.

This partnership is about collective action:
• Capture pollution at the source
• Reduce microplastics entering waterways
• Empower people to report what feels wrong

Reporting pollution is simple with the Save The Waves app
Take a photo · Pick the issue · Tag the location
Your report goes straight to a global coastal-protection network, so local teams can act fast.

Over 11 million tonnes of plastic enter the ocean every year, and microplastics are now found everywhere — in water, wildlife, and us.

Through our Clinton Global Initiative commitment, Washbox is scaling solutions that save drinking water and stop polluted wash-water before it hits our oceans.

Download the Save the Waves app.
https://www.savethewaves.org/app/
Report what matters.
Protect our waves, our coastline — and sink better.

16/01/2026

A big thank you to Village Roadshow Pictures.
By using Washbox across numerous film sets on the Gold Coast in 2025, they’ve helped:
🎬💧 Save 303,316 L of drinking water
♻️ Capture 15,165.8 L of liquid waste
🌊 Stop 318,481 L of pollution from entering our waterways and ocean.

This is leadership beyond the screen.

Film and TV productions can generate significant liquid waste through set builds, painting and clean-ups. What matters is choosing smarter ways to manage it.

By integrating Washbox on set, Village Roadshow Pictures is showing how the screen industry can reduce impact behind the scenes, without slowing production down.

That’s exactly why we launched the Green Sink Initiative:
to support industries with practical solutions that help people wash better, work smarter, and protect our waterways.

👉 Join the movement:
https://www.washbox.global/greensinkinitiative

Sink Better.

12/01/2026

Microplastics don’t magically appear in the ocean.
They travel there.

That’s why Washbox is teaming up with Save The Waves Coalition, to stop microplastics and polluted wash-water before they reach our waterways and seas.

From construction sites to coastlines, tiny particles flow downstream, unseen but damaging marine life and ecosystems.

See something wrong? Report it.
Download the Save The Waves app:
https://lnkd.in/djtXu-w8

Take a photo · Pick the issue · Tag the location

Your report goes straight to a global coastal-protection network.

As part of our Clinton Global Initiative commitment, Washbox captures microplastics at the source — helping protect our water, our waves, and what lives in them.
Small particles.
Big impact.
Let’s stop them upstream, and sink better.

05/01/2026

Best washes for 2026 💦
This the year let’s work and wash smarter by sinking better.
Every wash down the drain has a cost, to your site, your budget, and our waterways. Construction and maintenance generate serious liquid waste when tools are cleaned. What matters isn’t washing less, it’s washing smarter.

By using Washbox on site, teams can: save water, cut costs and stop pollution before it reaches our waterways... without slowing the job down.

That’s exactly why we launched the Green Sink Initiative:
practical solutions that help industries wash better, work smarter, and protect what matters.

👉 Join the movement:
https://www.washbox.global/greensinkinitiative

Sink Better.