It's best to understand toilets come in various sizes and gallons per flush. Today's standard is 1.6 gallons, but older ...

The Department of Water Supply, Hawaii County, is celebrating the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s annual “Fix a Leak ...

Learning to use a plunger isn’t usually high on anyone’s priority list, but maybe it should be. You can easily make a clogged toilet worse if you don’t know how to use a plunger correctly. Experts at ...

Toilets are a primary culprit for water loss because the rubber on toilet flappers (e.g., valve seal) can wear out, causing thousands of gallons to escape from the tank to the bowl or the toilet ...

Officials say from March 17-24, customers of BWW are encouraged to visit the Customer Service Center, talk with staff to learn about common leaks in their home, and make an appointment for a BWW ...

“Leaks can run, but they can’t hide,” says the Fix a Leak page on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, website.

Water leaks can add up quickly. For example, a faucet leaking at one drip per second can waste over 3,000 gallons of water ...

Using your water meter to check for a leak is easy. Turn off any water-using appliances and taps in your home and then take a ...

We all know these are tough economic times. Costs are rising for American households across the board, and at the top of the list of expenses are utility bills. We can't get rid of them entirely, but ...