Articles Tagged with ''water conservation''

When replacing the toilet handle on 90% of the toilets out in the field, it seems like all aftermarket handles and sometimes even OEM handles don’t fit in the square cutout of the porcelain all the time.

The average home’s water leaks can account for more than 10,000 gal. wasted each year — the amount of water needed to wash 270 loads of laundry. And 10% of homes have leaks that waste more than 90 gal. of water every day.

Saniflo’s SANICUBIC 1 is a pre-assembled simplex grinder designed to handle the wastewater and sewage streams from multiple plumbing fixtures in residential and commercial applications.

The Environmental Protection Agency recently upgraded its online energy management and tracking tool, Energy Star Portfolio Manager, which is used to measure energy performance, water use, utility costs and greenhouse gas emissions for more than 40% of the country’s commercial buildings space.

The redesigned JM-3080 Jet-Set water jet drain-cleaning machine from General Pipe Cleaners clears stubborn grease stoppages

Ambrose Graham Delany, 95, past president of Coyne & Delany, died March 24 in Charlottesville, Va.

Lee Brass has increased its employment by 30% as a result of the increased demand for its lead-free LEE FREE product line.

Denmark-based water pump manufacturer Grundfos broke ground April 16 on the site of its new North American headquarters in Downers Grove, Ill., a Chicago suburb.