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Jeffrey P Diemand

from Lakewood Ranch, FL
Age ~68
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Also known as:
Jeffrey Paul Diemand, Jeffery P Diemand, Jeffrey P Demand, Jeff P Dieman, Jeff O
Related to:
Steven T Diemand, 65La R LoriChristopher S Diemand, 100Eugene A DiemandDiemand LaroseCindy L Diemand, 63Lori J Larose, 86Ruth M Diemand, 95
Connected to:
Grace M Diemand, 71Tiffany Diemart, 42Alan F Diemer, 78Amanda L Diemer, 42Angie M Diemer, 48Brianna S Diemer, 36Dan Diemer, 40Dylan D Diemer, 29Ellen Diemer, 31Franklin K Diemer, 49

Jeffrey Diemand Phones & Addresses

  • Lakewood Ranch, FL
  • 1630 Michigan St, Chicago, IL 60616 (312) 642-7750
  • 200 Delaware Pl, Chicago, IL 60611
  • Michiana Shores, IN
  • Richland, MI
  • Bolingbrook, IL
  • Western Springs, IL

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Jeffrey Diemand

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Location:
1831 south Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611
Industry:
Management Consulting
Education:
Depaul University 1976 - 1984
Masters, Master of Arts, Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy Wheaton Central High School
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Owner At Diemand Printing Company

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Location:
Greater Chicago Area
Industry:
Printing
Experience:
Diemand Printing Company (Printing industry): Owner,  (-) 

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Bath/Shower Water Recycling System

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US Patent:
53456254, Sep 13, 1994
Filed:
Jul 1, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/086193
Inventors:
Jeffrey P. Diemand - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A47K 400
US Classification:
4665
Abstract:
A waste water recovery system for recycling shower/bath water for use in a tank-type toilet is provided. The system includes a storage tank with a suction pump to draw water into the storage tank. The system also includes a valve which is used to timely shut off the pump when the tank is full. Recovered water from the storage tank is delivered to the toilet tank when needed. A collector which surrounds the floor drain is removably attachable either by adhesive or suction means to the floor of a bath or shower and has an inlet and an outlet. Waste water is drawn by a suction pump from the outlet of a collector to the storage tank.
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