How to Save Water from Your Bathroom

Do you know where the water in your home is going? According to the American Water Works Association, 22% goes to washing clothes, 17% to showers, 16% to faucets, 14% to leaks, 27% to toilets, and 5% to others. This means that in your entire home, the bathroom is the single biggest contributor to your water usage, accounting for more than half. This is why if you want to save water, it would be reasonable to start with your bathroom....

Older bathroom ventilation systems consumed as much as 144 watts, which means that they can make your utility bills skyrocket almost uncontrollably. Aside from this, older systems were very noisy and annoying. Fortunately, newer models allow you to keep your bathrooms odor and moisture free with a library-like silence and using only around 4 watts. Imagine the difference! Let’s take a look how newer bathroom ventilation systems can save you more money. How it Works Before we look at how...

Did you know that your bathroom uses more water compared to any other room in your home? In fact, over a quarter of the water used in your entire home just goes down the toilet bowl. Does this mean you have to limit the number of flushes or the times you go to the bathroom? Of course not! But here are some things you can do to save on your water usage. Toilets There is so much hype about low-flow...

When it comes to home remodeling, the bathroom might not be the first place you consider. Other than adding a jet tub or special fixtures, there have not been many new trends to add to the bathroom, until now. One of the most popular new trends in bathroom design is the separate tub and shower. This luxurious design trend actually can be useful as well as attractive. Add Luxury and Style to Your Master Bath The separate shower and tub...

Have you ever seen air bubbles rise through your toilet bowl or see the water level rise and fall? These are two classic signs that you have an improperly vented toilet and bathroom. This condition can be aggravated when you have a clothes washer or similar appliance positioned close by. When you air bubbles from on your toilet even when you are not flushing it, it means that the drain line is trying to gasp for air. Did you know...