Big volume of water is lost every month when you flush your toilets using unreliable toilet flushes of the traditional designs that suffer problem of continuous leaking on the inside flushing mechanism without your knowing it or just simply they need a great volume of water whenever you need to flush that liquid waste in your toilets. It is high time you evaluate and decide to shift your attention to the new designs in dual flush toilets to replace the old conventional systems with these new dual flush toilets.
Your water consumption would be reduced by a whopping 67% of your water consumption, if you would change your old system to these dual flush toilets. What a great savings in water consumption isn't it? It has been suggested to use of dual flush toilet mandatory so that people could save water and compensate the loss of water from other factors.
The beautiful feature of these dual flush toilets is that the homeowner can decide just how big of a flush you need in your toilets and it is common knowledge that you don't need really a lot of water to flush your toilets' liquid waste every time you use it. These dual flush toilets are very efficient and are now introduced into the market to dominate the conventional designed toilets we are using.
This dual flush toilet system do not only help in the conservation of water but likewise help in saving a lot of money on your monthly water billings, and they are available in an improved and classy varying designs that you would love to.
They look pretty in your toilets and they are not only pleasing to your eyes but are also environment friendly. While this new dual flush toilet system is unmistakably a good alternative to the conventional system, their acceptance in the market is not yet that aggressive as expected due to the people's refusal of discarding their old conventional toilet when it is still functioning well, and replacing it with this new one would cost many an unnecessary investment which they don't need as urgent as their other needs.
While it is understandable not to change abruptly a still operational old toilet, there is an alternative solution to shift to the new dual flush system of not totally replacing their units but by converting only the conventional water tank system to that of the dual flush system. This would involve a push button system that has to be drilled into the water tank of the toilet using a small button for a half flush and a bigger button for the larger flush of water.
This conversion of the water tank of course would be objected by other homeowners as this would involve additional expenses on their part though it would help them save a lot of money on their water bills later. The cost involves would be the materials needed for the dual flush system and the cost of hiring a qualified plumber to do this job of converting your conventional flush toilet to a double flush one.
