Bathroom
Saving Tips

Kitchen
Saving Tips

Low Water
Consumption
Toilets

Faucets with
Low-Flow
Aerators

Tankless
Water
Heaters

Water-Conserving
Showerheads and
Handhelds

Old toilets use anywhere from three to seven gallons of water every time the toilet is flushed. The average American will flush the toilet over a hundred thousand times over a lifetime – it isn’t hard to do the math.

Faucets typically flow at 2.2 gallons per minute – but even when faucets are off, they can do damage. Fixing a leaky faucet can save thousands of gallons of water per year.

Traditional water heaters limit the amount of hot water your family can use at any given time. With tankless, you NEVER run out of hot water—  only heat the water when you need it.

The average 8-minute shower  will use 20 gallons of water. By installing a water conserving showerhead, you can bring that down to 14 gallons for a 8 minute shower.