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Water-Saving Products with a Rapid Payback

Saving water saves money. Lots of money.

Thanks to new plumbing innovations, the bathroom is a great place to start. Not with the expensive, time consuming installation of new low-flow toilets but with toilet upgrade products that reduce water usage by 30% or more for under $30.

For hoteliers, property managers and the wholesale plumbing companies that supply them, MJSI proudly offers water management tools that work.

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Installation of the HydroClean^® fill valve in a condominium complex reduced daily water usage of water by 36% - an estimated savings of $1,250 a month in water and sewer costs.
In a test conducted in 2009, installation of HydroRight^™ showed an indoor water saving of 30%.
Installation of the HydroClean fill valve or the HydroRight dual flush converter can contribute up to 2 points toward LEED certification.*

HydroRight™ Dual Flush Converter Proven to Save 30% of Overall Indoor Water Usage

Veritec Consulting, Inc.

Veritec Consulting conducted a study for Equity Residential, Moen and MJSI that was intended to reduce water demands in an apartment complex by retrofitting existing plumbing fixtures with water-saving plumbing products. The intent of the project was to quantify the water savings achieved when each product was installed separately as well as when all the products were installed together. This Technical Bulletin examines the results of the HydroRight Dual Flush Converter and the HydroClean® Toilet Fill Valve.

Toilet Flappers

The Weak Link of Water Conservation
By John Koeller, P.E.

Summary: The study was done to explore the flapper as an underestimated source of leakage and inefficiency. Specifically, it quantifies leaking due to flapper warping and corrosion. It also provides information regarding the negative effects of pairing a toilet with the incorrect after-market replacement flapper.

Study Finds 36% Water Savings with HydroClean® Toilet Fill Valve

Veritec Consulting, Inc.

Summary: This study was conducted as part of the Region of Halton’s (Ontario, Canada) on-going water efficiency initiative to determine the amount of water saved following the installation of the HydroClean toilet fill valve in a 159-unit condominium complex. Bill Gauley, Veritec Consulting and the developer of the de facto toilet performance standards that form the basis of the USEPA's WaterSense program, led the study.

Ultra-Low Flow Toilet Flapper Marketing and Implementation Strategies Program

Prepared for Tampa Bay Water in cooperation with Southwest Florida Water Management District

Summary: Literature designed to provide consumers with the awareness that replacing a toilet flapper with the incorrect replacement flapper can lead to large amounts of waste. Included are verifications of the fact that this inefficiency affects even low-flush toilets and a list of proper flapper replacements for a large number of makes and models of toilets.