Q: I am looking to purchase a water-saving toilet. But I don’t want a weak flush, and all the water-saving toilets I’ve checked out use less water than my present toilet.

Toilets might seem like they're all the same, but they actually come with a lot of upgrades. From water-saving valves to ...

Q: When it’s really cold outside — in the 20s or lower — the toilet tank in my powder room develops so much condensation that it drips onto the floor in a measurable amount.

Several companies now offer super-water-saving 1.1 gpf gravity models which flush effectively. If you still prefer more water flow for solid wastes, dual-flush models are available.

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 ...

So, if you want to save water and go like a pro, look into an air pressure-powered water-saving toilet. Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book ...

Q: I want to install a new water-saving toilet. From what I’ve read, I like the dual-flush concept, with lighter flushes for liquids/light TP, and standard flushes for solids.

Another water-saving option is a dual-flush toilet. It uses about 1.0 gpf for liquids and 1.6 gpf for solids. Since most flushes are for liquids, the savings can be substantial.

One old toilet leaks, and the other does not flush well. What is the best type of new water-saving toilet that flushes effectively?-Roger B. James Dulley Mar 4th 2016 - 12am.

Additional water-saving programs Proteus, Inc. offers include the installation of low-flow shower heads, replacement of high-energy consuming washers and fitting of faucet aerators. Already in ...

Installing water-saving toilets can also help reduce your heating costs during winter. Each time you flush an old toilet, about 5 gallons of very cold water enter your house to refill the toilet tank.