A dual-flush toilet system offers two options: a smaller flush for liquid waste that uses half the water, and a full flush for solid waste. This straightforward mechanism lets you match water use to your needs with just two buttons for different flow rates.
To further reduce water use, consider a water-stop flush valve. It lets you control the amount of water by how long you hold the button.
If installing isn't feasible right now, simply lift the flush lever manually to interrupt the flow as needed.
Switching to a dual-flush system can cut your toilet water use by up to 50% compared to older single-flush models, noticeably lowering your water bills. It's one of the most effective ways to conserve water at home.
For maximum savings, avoid using the toilet as a trash bin or ashtray—opt for proper bins instead to skip unnecessary flushes.
