The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Low-flow flushers hot items

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STRATFORD - One of the town’s water conservati­on programs is so popular it has been extended. The Town of Stratford said the rebate program, which began late last year, is going a bit longer. According to Environmen­t Canada, toilet flushing accounts for up to 30 per cent of daily water usage. The replacemen­t of an older, less efficient toilet with a new ultra-low flow toilet can save an average of 62,500 litres of water per person each year. Eligible utility customers again have the opportunit­y to receive up to two, $100 rebates for the installati­on of ultra-low flow toilets. While there remains a cap of two rebates per eligible property available for new applicants, those who haven’t accessed a second eligible rebate in the first round can do so now. Any Stratford utility customer, residentia­l and business, are asked to fill out an applicatio­n form and provide a receipt for both the toilet purchase and disposal of the old toilet. Online: www.townofstra­tford.ca/toilet-rebate.

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