Dual Flush Toilets

The biggest water hog in most offices are the toilets. Save water by installing dual-flush toilets. Instead of a single flush handle, they use two buttons: one level for solid waste and a lower level for lighter loads. Dual flush toilets can save up to 68% of the water that conventional toilets use. Existing toilets can be easily retro-fitted for dual-flush capabilities using simple conversion kits, which range from $30 to $100.

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Standard low-flush toilets use 1.6gpf

Dual-flush full uses 1.53 gpf

Dual-flush half uses 1.02gpf

Your Savings: Dual Flush Toilets

We've calculated the approximate cost, financial savings, simple payback period, and environmental benefits of converting your toilets to dual-flush. Below you'll find vendors in your area that sell them.

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