| An Easy Way to Conserve Water |
How old is your showerhead? If it was made prior to 1992, then  it flows at 2.5 gallons per minute (gpm) or more. Today's showerheads use no more than 2.5 gpm, but new eco showerheads use 1.5-2.0 gpm.
Using technology from the automotive industry, Delta's H20 kinetic line flows at only 1.6 gpm. Bigger water droplets feel warmer and provide a refreshing, luxurious shower while using less water. Kohler and Moen also have several styles of eco showerheads using 1.75 gpm.
Save on your water bill and conserve this precious resource by upgrading your showerhead. Contact us to schedule installation or order the fixture and tackle the job yourself.
The average US family uses 300-400 gallons of water each day! Calculate your water usage at home or at work and find other ways to conserve. |
| Properly Recycling CFL's |
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With the growing popularity of compact fluorescent lightbulbs (CFL's), many are wondering how to properly dispose of or recycle the bulbs once they burn out. Click here to learn more about options for recycling and disposal.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has additional information on what to do if a CFL breaks, how recycling programs vary by region, and what can be done to increase recycling opportunities in your area. |
| 10% off all in stock Seventh Generation products |
Click here to learn more about these non-toxic, biodegradable cleaning products and recycled paper products. |
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