Free Water Conservation Devices

These 1.5 GPM high-efficiency shower heads can save water and have a fully adjustable spray. Showering accounts for nearly 17% of residential indoor water use, and switching out an old shower head could save almost 3,000 gallons a year.

The 1.5 GPM kitchen sink dual spray aerators have a swivel action jet with a pause-action valve that reduces flow to a trickle. The bathroom sink aerators provide high water pressure, while using less water.

Did you know that it is a violation of the City's water conservation ordinance to have a hose running without a hose-end shut-off nozzle? These 2.5 GPM hose-end nozzles help conserve water, reduce water waste, and can lower your water bill.

These dye tablets can rapidly identify a leaky toilet which can save 1,000's of gallons of water per year. Simply drop the tablets into the toilet's back tank, if blue water appears in the toilet bowl, there is leak and is usually caused by a damaged flapper that needs to be replaced.

These bags help measure the flow of shower heads and faucets. They are reusable and a fast easy way to calculate fixture flow in gallons per minute (GPM).

These 1.1 GPM spray valves are designed to remove food waste from dishes prior to dishwashing. These free valves are available to all commercial kitchens and any business that provides food. This includes, restaurants, cafeterias, fast food, bars, catering facilities, hospitals, day cares, nursing homes, pet shelters, or veterinary facilities.