City Discontinues Low-Flow Toilet Rebate, but Vouchers Still Available
30th June, 2010 - Posted by katherine - 1 Comment
According to the Statesman, today is the last day Austin residents can buy a low-flow toilet at a retailer and apply for a rebate check from the City of Austin. The rebate program, which included installation and allowed residents to pick out low-flow toilets from any retail store, cost the Austin Water Utility up to $200 per toilet. However, you can still get a free low-flow toilet from a city-contracted vendor if you are willing to pick up the toilet and install it yourself or hire someone to install it. This method only costs the utility $71 per toilet and is still a pretty good deal if you’re willing to put in a little effort. And according to the utility, low-flow toilets use about 63% less water than older toilets, which can add up to great savings on your water bill.
low-flow toilets can be just as fun as conventional toilets, but can save 63% more water!
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carsi
June 30th, 2010 at 2:38 pm
haha cute picture!
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