Flushing money down the drain. (pun intended)
I just recently switched to a more Eco friendly shower head for 30 dollars and replaced my toilet with a newer toilet which cost $100. I also had to buy a wax ring and new connect hose but the whole project cost me like $120 with tax. It had a 10 out of 10 rating on the flush scale. One of the signs said this toilet can flush a bucket of golf balls in a single flush. I thought this was odd since who flushes a golf ball....and who flushes a whole bucket of golf balls? and how big is the bucket? Moving on.......My old toilet used 3.5 gallons per flush and the new toilet I bought has 2 settings. It uses 1.1 gallons for a liquid flush and 1.6 for a solid flush. That is a savings of about 2 gallons per flush.
If 4 people go to the bathroom 5 times each day that’s 20 flushes x 2 gallons = 40 gallons saved per day x 30 days in a month. Now your talking a savings of 1,200 gallons a month just from a toilet. That is being very modest since I’m sure I go to the bathroom more than five times a day. The savings are projected to save 90 dollars or more per year. The toilet basically pays for itself the first year.
How does the toilet know what you are flushing? Liquid, solid, or golf balls?
ReplyDeleteIt has two buttons. 1 for liquids 2 for solids...I still geek out thinking if you go number 2 flush number 2
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