Skip to content • Recently we replaced an older toilet with a 5-gallon tank, which is unheard of today, and we replaced it with a 1.3 gallons per flush toilet there was no performance lost when updated. What was gained was the 2.7 gallons of water which is 74% more efficient. Our technology has come a long way from the first water saving toilets which were known to consistently plug and leave a dirty bowl. Today’s new special enamel coatings on toilets leaves your bowl cleaner than in the past which is an added plus to any household.
• Other options include a DUAL FLUSH option which gives you the option to use less water for liquid waste and a higher flush for solid waste.
• Composting toilets have gained increasingly popularity in R.V’s, Camp Grounds, Cottages, or Cabins with little to no plumbing or sewer service. This type of Toilet uses a Natural Aerobic breakdown system that is odor free but these options require high maintenance on the owner. These can be installed in any bathroom you may like.
Upgrade your toilet today to save on your water bill and help the earth be a greener.
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