claim: replacing 100,000 old toilets with water-efficient models has saved 2.4 million gallons of water every day.
author: metropolitan north georgia water planning district
evidence_1: low-flow toilets help save 2.4 million gallons of water per day, or 900 million  gallons ... water providers have replaced 100,000 old, inefficient toilets in metro  atlanta ... toilets being replaced with high-efficiency and low-flow models is  enough to ...
evidence_2: savings are in the range of $0.20 to $0.22 per 1000 gallons saved to the utility ...  to the replacement of showerheads with water efficient models. .... water efficient  toilets, over 2 billion gallons per day by 2010 for residential customers alone. it ...  be from repealing the national plumbing product efficiency standards had not yet  ...
evidence_3: through this effort, more than 100,000 toilets have been replaced with low-flow  models, saving more than 300,000 gallons of water per day. there is a limit of ...
evidence_4: conserving water through greater efficiency in the cii sector can have a .....  replacing the conductivity controller on older model cooling towers can also  improve ... draws between 455 and 590 gallons of water through the faucet daily. 23 .... urban water conservation council estimates that there are still 2.4 million  toilets to ...
evidence_5: plumbing fixture inventory growth and replacement models and department of ...  relative to a 2015 baseline efficiency level, plumbing codes and appliance  standards are .... 715 superseded the state's previous standards for toilet and  urinal water use set in ..... simply (12 - 8) x 100,000, or 0.4 million gallons per day  (mgd).