In 2009, EPA’s WaterSense program helped consumers save more than 36 billion gallons of water and $267 million on their water and sewer bills. That’s nearly four times as much water as consumers saved with WaterSense labeled toilets, faucets, and faucet accessories in 2008.
“By raising awareness about the value of smart water use, the WaterSense program encourages consumers to take environmental action into their own hands,” said Peter S. Silva, assistant administrator for…

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