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Water conservation regulations have mandated the use of low flow or water-saving toilets in new homes.
These toilets use less water so they are important elements in the area's water conservation program.
However, at times you may notice an incomplete flush. When this happens, allow the tank to refill, and then
repeat the flush. Feminine products, diapers and baby wipes should not be flushed in toilets.
Always keep a plumber's plunger on hand to use in the event of a stoppage of a toilet. If a stoppage occurs,
close the shutoff valve on the back side of the toilet. Usually, a few vigorous pumps with the plunger will free
the obstruction. Stoppages that are not construction related are the responsibility of the homeowner. If you
are unable to clear the obstruction yourself, we suggest that you call a licensed plumbing contractor.
Most blockages in plumbing drains, including toilet drains, are progressive - they begin slowly and get worse
over time until the drain is completely blocked. Use a plunger at the first sign of a slow drain. This simple step
can prevent most serious drain blockages.
Do not use drain cleaners for toilets. The harsh chemicals in drain cleaners can damage the toilet seals and
cause a leak.
If the flush valve fails or begins to leak, you can purchase a new flush valve at a home center or hardware
store. If you are not entirely comfortable with this do-it-yourself project, a licensed plumbing contractor can
perform this task.
Water Conservation
In the home, water conservation saves both water and energy, since energy is needed to heat water and run
appliances.
Every time a toilet is flushed, about 1.6 gallons of water goes into the sewer. Do not use the toilet for things
that should go into the wastebasket.
A partially full tub uses far less water than a long shower, while a short shower uses less than a full tub.
Always load your dishwasher to capacity before turning it on. Most models use between 30 to 50 litres per
run. The same rule applies to an automatic washer, which uses 40 or more gallons for each load.
Repair all faucet leaks promptly to avoid letting valuable water run down the drain. Just a slow drip can add
up to 30 to 40 litres a day while 3mm faucet leak wastes 150 litres in 24 hours! Turn off the water while
brushing your teeth or shaving to avoid wasting more water.
Outside the home, the basic principle of lawn and garden watering is not to give the grass and plants more
than they need. Water only when plants show signs of needing moisture. Water in the cool of the day to
avoid excessive evaporation. Use herbicides and fertilizers sparingly according to the direction on the original
container and avoid use if rain is forecast.
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