A busy bathroom uses a lot of water, and low-flow toilets and showerheads (which have been the norm for a few decades now) have probably saved you thousands of dollars on your utility bills over time.

The average household sees five toilet flushes per day. With older toilets using about six gallons per flush, a person could easily get through 11,000 gallons of water per year this way. Water is, of ...

A reader contacted me regarding my article reporting the plumbing fixtures replacement law that becomes effective Jan. 1, 2017, and requires residential properties in California that were built prior ...

SAN ANTONIO — It's amazing how small details can make big differences. Consider the San Antonio Water System's “Kick the Can” program, which will end this month after nearly 20 years of toilet ...

Let’s talk toilets, shall we? You know you want to. Or maybe you don’t know. In the deluge of water-saving rules that followed Gov. Jerry Brown’s historic statewide mandatory water reduction measures ...

Missed your chance at a cheap, low-flow toilet last year? Don’t fret — opportunity No. 2 is here. The Center for ReSource Conservation is bringing back its popular low-flow toilet replacement program, ...

After several months of discussing ways to help citizens reduce their water and sewer bills, the City of Taneytown has announced a new program called the Low Flow Toilet Fund. The fund will make a ...

We use it everyday but rarely think about it. That porcelain throne sitting in our bathrooms can use up a lot of water. That’s why Fort Worth wants to give you a new one. Since 2007 the city has given ...

San Diego County Water Authority is installing low-flow toilets in low-income San Diego homes for free. Many conventional toilets use 1.6 gallons of water or more per flush. If it’s running between ...