Exciting, New HydroRight™ Dual Flush Converter
Uses Up to 70% Less Water

Match the flush to the need — Quick Flush for liquids and paper. Full Flush for solids.
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Our world is running out of water

The United Nations estimates that two out of every three people will live in water-stressed areas by the year 2025.
In the United States, the General Accounting Office says that by 2013, 36 states are expecting local, regional and statewide water shortages.
40% of indoor water use is for toilets.

High-efficiency toilets offer a way
to save water- lots of water...

A study conducted by (Mayer et al, 2001) found that a family of four, that replaced all of their toilets could save 14,000 per year by installing 1.6 gpf and more than 17,000 per year by installing dual flush toilets.

Dual Flush technology has been around for years.

Introduced by Caroma Manufacturing in 1981 in Australia, dual flush toilets were mandated by the Australia government in 1993. They have also been widely accepted in Europe for years. This toilet efficiency technology is now offered in the United States by top toilet manufacturers at most major retailers.

The HydroRight offers an inexpensive dual flush alternative.

Retails for less than $30 vs. a $200-$600 dual flush toilets.
Works with all standard flush valves
Does not compromise flush performance
Eliminates flapper problems like leaks and tangled chains
Invented by a plumber

Here’s How it Works

Most toilets use the same amount of water for every flush. But a bowl filled with just liquid and paper, which is the case 4 out 5 times, doesn't need a full tank of water to flush effectively. Using the HydroRight in any size toilet will save thousands of gallons of water per year.

The HydoRight installs in less than 10 minutes and tank removal is not required

Remove flapper and old handle.	Flush valve easily slips over existing fill tube and tighten.	Install Dual Button handle tighten by hand.	Adjust quick flush and full flush valve.