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WaterSense - A Partnership Program Sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
How Much Water Does the Average American Home Use?
According to WaterSense
, the average family of four can use 400 gallons of water every day.
- Approximately
70 percent
of that water is used indoors.
- The bathroom is the
largest consumer
of indoor water.
- The toilet alone can use
27 percent
of household water.
How can WaterSense Help Save Water (and Money)
- WaterSense labeled toilets require
75 to 80 percent less
water.
- High-efficiency washing machines can conserve large amounts of water. New, energy- and water-conserving models use
less than 27 gallons per load
(compared to traditional models that use between 27 and 54 gallons a load).
Choosing WaterSense toilets for your new home is a wise decision.
Ask your builder if they provide WaterSense as a standard. If they don't, consider spending a little extra to save many thousands of gallons of water over the life of your home. After all, the toilet itself should never need replacing, even if a few of the tank parts need minor maintenance over the years.
Learn more about living in a green built home here:
Learn more about WaterSense.
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