When we already consume 1.2 trillion gallons of water annually, it's easy to see how much of a difference we can make with just a $20 purchase of a low-flow showerhead and a little time to install it.

Any new toilet sold in the U.S. since 1994 counts as a low-flow toilet, using a maximum of 1.6 gallons of water per flush. Some states have recently adopted even-stricter water-saving standards ...

Notices, including one to not remove a water flow restrictor, are placed on a water meter after the device was installed during a demonstration in front of a home in Calabasas. The fine for ...

Flow restriction devices are being used to target homes that have used more than 150% of their water budget for four months and haven't responded to calls or thousands of dollars in fines.

According to the EPA, showering represents 17% of all indoor water use annually. The EPA says single low-flow showerhead can save about 2,700 gallons of water and $75 annually for the average family.

For all of our water-filter guides, we rely (and insist) on ANSI/NSF certifications. If a filter is ANSI/NSF certified, that means it has been tested in an accredited lab and has been found to ...

The flow of your H2O could become weak for a number of reasons. Here’s what you should do to improve your home's water pressure.

Brian Bennett/CNET It took four business days (32 hours) to raise the water line to the optimal level (about 6 inches). After that, the WaterGuru registered normal water flow levels.