The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a new label to address the need to conserve water called WaterSense. Founded in 2006, the WaterSense label is the equivalent to the EPA’s ENERGY STAR® rating system for energy-efficient appliances. Look for the WaterSense label on toilets, faucets and showerheads. Learn what it means to be a WaterSense labeled product and tips on how you can conserve water without sacrificing style and efficiency in the latest issue of Home Ideas.
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