Perfect Flush – Toilet Water Saving Gadget

Dan | Jan 05, 2021


Perfect Flush - Water Saving Gadget

If you don’t have the money to upgrade your toilet cistern every few years, you’ve probably got a pretty water-inefficient toilet. Replacing the toilet is not a minor job, as a change in tanks might require the need for new tiles or wallpaper. A lot of hassle, expense, and not particularly eco-friendly due to the re-decorating it would require. However, there’s now a way of saving toilet water using your existing tank, by installing a variable flush system, called the Perfect Flush.

Perfect Flush - Controls Closeup

The Perfect Flush eco gadget is an affordable electronic device costing just $100, which retrofits onto existing toilet tanks. The device is simple enough to be installed by any DIY enthusiast as it uses existing fixtures and fittings on a toilet to control how much water is used per flush. This means you can choose between a quick and a long flush depending on what business you do in the loo! (I was trying to be discrete…..).

Just installing the device will save between 30% to 50% of the water needed to flush the toilet, meaning you save money straight away. In just 1 to 2 years, you earn your money back with Perfect Flush. So you’ll save money, as well as save water, which are both great reasons to use a water-saving widget.

Source: Perfect Flush


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Dan

Dan

Dan is a well-experienced author who is interested in exploring new things related to eco-friendly gadgets and technologies. He never lets any latest technology go off his sight. Being passionate about contributing to the clean environment, he writes articles on the latest renewable gadgets and other energy-saving technologies. 


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