Or consumers can simply look for toilets with a WaterSense label, a voluntary marketing program sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency. All WaterSense toilets use 1.28 gallons or less ...

The toilet is the single-largest source of water consumption in your home, surpassing the shower, the dishwasher, and the washing machine. So it makes sense to shop for a water-efficient model ...

WaterSense is a voluntary program for labeling ... the sale of low-quality bathroom and kitchen faucets, residential toilets, and sprinkler nozzles. Earlier this week, President Donald Trump ...

Kohler offers more than 700 models of toilets, urinals, bathroom faucets, and showerheads that carry the WaterSense label and promotes the program through a promise of saving water without sacrificing ...

Today, toilets everywhere in the U.S. are required to clean on a single 1.6-gallon flush. Yet, there are more savings to be had: WaterSense toilets do the same job with 1.28 gallons. Multiply that ...

Giving customers nearly 7,500 free water conservation kits with WaterSense® labeled showerheads and faucet aerators, along with toilet leak detection dye tablets and hose nozzles.

The incentive program includes using water-efficient toilets where residents can receive a $75 rebate for buying and installing a new EPA WaterSense toilet of 1.28 gallons per flush or less.

The "Cash for Commode" rebate program encourages residents to replace their old, water-guzzling toilets with newer, more water-efficient models. These WaterSense-labeled toilets use only 1.28 ...

Cover your drain. Remove aerator. Remove rubber washer if stuck. Twist on new WaterSense labeled aerator. For just a few dollars, a new toilet flapper ends leaks that can waste 30 gallons of water or ...

Old tank style toilets can use up to six gallons of water every time they are flushed, however Watersense toilets only use 1.28 gallons, according to Fashing. Fashing said rebates are offered on a ...

WaterSense toilet, ENERGY STAR clothes washer, and pool/spa removal. Multi-family, HOA, commercial, and school properties that receive their water services from the City are eligible to receive ...

The program, which started Saturday, will allow single-family homes to save money via landscape conversion, landscape irrigation technology, WaterSense toilets, Energy Star clothes washers and ...