Tuesday, October 02, 2007

A Good Faucet Will Conserve Water

PricePfisterstoreA quick way to change the look of a bathroom, kitchen or utility room is to replace the faucets. If you are thinking about replacing your faucets, first think about water conservation. I am partial to Price Pfister faucets, but many other types of faucets are well made and do not leak. One leak can waste gallons of water.

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2 comments:

Unknown said...

That's a compelling point... I'd not thought of faucets as a way to conserve water...

Kenneth

Anonymous said...

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