Modern hi-efficiency toilets can help a homeowner save money on water bills. The government provides information on personal water usage, and the Environmental Protection Agency, through their WaterSense product labeling program, helps us know that we are getting low water usage products.
The EPA estimates that a family of four could save more than $90 per year on their water bill by installing the high-efficiency toilets. That would be about $2,000 over the life of the toilets. Locally available rebates for green plumbing installations might add significantly to that savings. But whether you do it for the money or for the saving of Earth’s priceless resources, you will be doing a good thing when you call your local plumbing contractor to arrange for the installation of high-efficiency toilets in your home.