This February, you can show your home some love by upgrading your bathroom with fixtures from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s "WaterSense" program that are better for the environment and your wallet!
Bathrooms account for over half of the indoor daily water use in a home. Water is a natural resource, and it is important to conserve it for future use. The EPA’s WaterSense products are certified to use 20% less water, while still performing as well or better than standard models. Whether you are doing a full bathroom remodel or simply replacing a toilet or showerhead, you can invest in WaterSense-certified products to save up to 10,000 gallons of water and at least $150 on your utility bill each year.
If you are replacing your toilet with a WaterSense product, the City of Roswell and Fulton County offers toilet rebates to qualifying residents:
Not in the market for a full-blown bathroom remodel? Check out these videos for easy, inexpensive "bath hacks" you can do to improve your bathroom's performance. Swap out your showerhead with a WaterSense labeled model, install a WaterSense labeled faucet aerator, or replace your leaky toilet flapper for big water savings.
- Bath Hack #1 - Replace Your Showerhead
- Bath Hack #2 - Replace Your Faucet Aerator
- Bath Hack #3 - Replace Your Leaky Toilet Flapper
Learn more about ways to save water in your bathroom by visiting the WaterSense section on the EPA's website.