Items Tagged with 'WaterSense'

The U.S. EPA WaterSense program promotes water conservation by certifying products that save water without sacrificing performance, helping consumers select high-performing, water-efficient products.

Labeled RO systems must be independently certified to use at least 50% less water than typical RO systems and send 2.3 gallons of water or less down the drain for every gallon of treated water produced.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is making changes to the voluntary WaterSense program for high-efficiency faucets and tank-type water closets (toilets) in 2024. These changes aim to promote water conservation and sustainability but may pose significant challenges for product manufacturers and the building industry.

Since the conception of the WaterSense label, EPA has helped save nearly 8.7 trillion gallons of water, which is the amount of water that is used by all U.S. households in a year.

Niagara’s Shadow 0.8 GPF with Stealth Technology is an award-winning toilet that is WaterSense certified and has a MaP Premium Score of 1000g.

As the water receded from Lake Mead this past year, all the major news headlines focused on the human remains it revealed. Very rarely did any mention the ecosystem in crisis as trees, fish and other aquatic creatures, birds and other species are dying out as they are left out to dry.

Niagara’s Phantom one-piece toilet includes patented Stealth Technology and is offered in 0.8 gpf.

Niagara’s Phantom one-piece toilet includes patented Stealth Technology, the company says.

The GROHE Essence Right Height Elongated Toilet features a powerful siphoning flushing system, DreamClean, that ensures the bowl is thoroughly cleared and cleaned with every flush, the company says.

Since 2006, the WaterSense label has made it easy for consumers to find high-performing, water-efficient products. Millions of Americans are saving water, energy and money by installing WaterSense-labeled products in homes and businesses.