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Low flow shower heads????

David Nino
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  • Moline, IL
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I am planning on changing out shower heads in all my rental units where I pay water.  Just wondering if anyone has used or can recommend any low flow shower heads and if you could see a difference in the water bill.

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In my area, water is $2.60 for every 1,000 gallons. A low-flow shower head will allegedly cut water use in half...but only for the shower. It still doesn't save you in the toilet, sinks, laundry, etc. Best case scenario, you're going to save around $20 a year. Is it really worth it?

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