With the release of dual flush retrofit kits, saving this much water is an easy task for anyone with a little DIY knowledge (and a standard 1.6 gallon toilet).

It seems like a great way to reduce water usage - convert your old toilet with a dual-flush conversion kit, and choose between a full and half flush depending on the situation. But saving water might ...

In a perfect scenario, dual-flush retrofit flush valves should be flush performance tested with each model of the gravity-fed toilet into which it is to be installed to assure the purchaser or ...

A dual-flush kit is one of the best methods to significantly reduce the water usage of any old toilet while still maintaining an effective flushing action.

For private bathrooms with one or two users, a dual-flush toilet can be a nice choice. For higher-traffic bathrooms, offering a single-flush choice may cut down on flushing confusion.

Since you're probably American, let me explain: The dual-flush toilet offers two flushing options, a full flush for what the industry euphemistically calls "solid waste" and an option for "liquid ...

Dual-flush toilets were invented to save water by using less water for liquid waste than solid waste, but their water efficiency isn't guaranteed.

Toilets designed to save water are actually wasting it at an alarming rate, says the U.K.'s largest water utility.

When you’re in shopping mode for a new toilet, remember that a large price tag doesn’t guarantee great performance. In our tests of single- and dual-flush toilets, the ones with the top ...