Can you save water and still get a great shower? YES!
1.75 gpm, 1.5 gpm and 1.25 gpm shower heads are an easy and quick way to save water in the shower!

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, showering is one of the top uses of residential water in the United States, representing approximately 17 percent of indoor water use - more than 1.2 trillion gallons of water each year.

Pick your level of savings: 30%, 40% or 50%.

The difference between the shower heads at the bottom of this page and the one(s) you have in your home is the FLOW RATE. The best way to compare shower heads is by reading the flow rate, in gallons per minute (gpm), which is usually stamped on the showerhead. Most new showerheads flow at 2.5 gpm. Pre-1994 shower heads could range from 3-7 gpm.

When you switch out your old shower head, your savings is simply the difference in the flow rates. Compared to 2.5 gpm, by selecting a new low-flow 1.75 gpm shower head you will save 30%. Choose 1.5 gpm to save 40%, and 1.25 gpm to save 50%.

No one will argue against the benefit of saving money on water and the energy to heat the water. The next question is: will I get a great shower?

The answer is: try it and you will like it, guaranteed.

What can you save? This chart compares a 2.5 gpm showerhead against a new 1.75 gpm "low flow" showerhead. Savings will depend on your water/sewer cost and your energy cost to heat the water.

For this example, only water/sewer cost is considered. Typically, energy cost is about 3 times more costly than water/sewer.

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Sample Savings for Showerheads
Number of units
Average Family size	people
Showerheads replaced/unit
Shower length/person/day	minutes
Old shower head flow rate	gal/min
New shower head flow rate	gal/min
Water/Sewer cost	$ /gal
Water savings/year	10950 gal
$$ Savings/year	$ 97.45
Initial investment	$ 9.50
Pays for itself in...	36 days!

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