Why Replace Your Toilet?Generally, toilets use about 30% of the water used by a household.
Based upon the water and sewer rates in effect as of May 1, 2007,
* based on Dual-Flush Toilet Testing completed
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New Toilet | ||||
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Original Toilet |
6 L |
Dual Flush |
4 L | |
13 L |
Price of Toilet |
$90 to $3100 |
$270 to $800 |
$160 to $1500 |
Savings in L |
40,880 L |
49,990 L |
52,560 L | |
Savings in $ |
$86.94 |
$106.31 |
$111.77 | |
Payback in years |
~ 1 to 36 years |
~ 2.5 to 7.5 years |
~ 1.4 to 13 years | |
Payback Periods based on replacing a 20 L Toilet
Based upon the water and sewer rates in effect as of May 1, 2007, the following tables present the estimated payback periods for installing replacement toilets. The payback period represents the length of time it will take the user to save the amount of money that was spent on the purchase of the toilet.
New Toilet | ||||
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Original Toilet |
6 L |
Dual Flush |
4 L | |
20 L |
Price of Toilet |
$90 to $3100 |
$270 to $800 |
$160 to $1500 |
Savings in L |
81,760 L |
90,870 L |
93,440 L | |
Savings in $ |
$173.87 |
$193.24 |
$198.71 | |
Payback in years |
~ 6 months to 36 years |
~ 1.4 to 4.1 years |
~ 10 months to 7.5 years | |
