

"...Allison Baker laughed when she won a drawing last year for a Niagara Stealth toilet through a pilot program run by the city of Boulder and the Center for ReSource Conservation, or CRC.
Six months later, Baker is tickled about a free toilet normally priced at more than $250 that uses 0.8 gallons per flush versus the standard 3.5 gallons per flush. "We put it in our hall bathroom for the kids," she says. "We figured they do a lot of flushing." It has so far saved her 5 percent on her water bill."
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With a prolonged drought and watering restrictions hanging over Colorado Springs, it can't hurt to do what you can to save every drop....
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Home and Living loves long hot showers but, like most people today—whether homeowners or renters—are concerned with high utility bills and wasting water. That’s why when the folks at Niagara Conservation suggested we try out the Sava Spa Showerhead, we jumped at the chance.
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WATER CONSERVATION: Flush savings in toilet efficiency
"...It wasn’t just any john. It was a Niagara Stealth, .8 gallon-per-flush model..."
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