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Rule interpretation would clarify the term “showerhead,” require entire systems to meet 2.5-gpm flow maximums.
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Toto. The single-function Lloyd Square rain showerhead provides an immersive experience while using only 1.75 gpm, the company says. The fixture, available in an 8-inch or a 10-inch model, features a sleek, contemporary look that coordinates with the company’s other bath and lavatory faucets. It...
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Buyers could see certified products as early as mid-April.
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Qualifying showers must meet requirements for flow rates as well as performance.
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Fluidics technology for the 657 water-saving showerhead controls water shape and velocity to provide a full body spray while using only 1.6 gpm. The technology also delivers the water at a higher velocity, creating a more invigorating experience and a uniform temperature. 800.421.0001.
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Immersion self-pressurizing technology increases the force and flow of water from the Envi Eco-Performance rainshower-style showerhead, using 2.0 gpm without sacrificing user experience. The showerhead is adjustable for a revitalizing spray or a softer, rain-drenching flow. A spiral-shaped nozzle...
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Uhma Spa & Shop, South Beach, Fla., practices sustainability in the products it uses and its building construction.
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This company remanufactures damaged and junk windshields for a range of uses, including shower doors and enclosures, walls, room dividers, door inserts, and decorative pieces. The glass can be framed, lighted, mounted, and hung like most glass, the company says, and color can be added. 503.750.3878.
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The North Carolina house, part of a pilot program, will save more than 10,000 gallons a year.
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Water-conserving bath fixtures enter the mainstream as the EPA’s WaterSense standards take effect.