This is a sponsored post. #HelpSaveWater
Niagara Conservation along with Irvine Ranch Water District and Home Depot are asking residents of Lake Forest and Irvine to help reach their goal of saving 1,000,000 gallons of water. Did you know it's as simple as switching to a high-efficiency toilet? You could reduce your water bill up to 60% without change in use or behavior. I attended the one last Saturday, and it was very informative! Look for their tent in the parking lot!
Get a Rebate!
The Niagara's STEALTH model is the one to get. It only uses 0.8 gallons of water per flush! Their patented STEALTH technology collapses the air gap which gives it a a vacuum flow. It's the lowest single flush toilet on the market! (Dual flushes use 1.1 gal and 1.6 gal). It retails for $149 at Home Depot, and with the $150 Rebate from Irvine Ranch Water District, it comes out practically free. PLUS Irvine Ranch Water District will be there that morning to help enter rebate applications. (Hot Tip: IRWD said that you can get up to 9 rebates per address.) You'll want to get on it before they change their rebate.Demo of Niagara Conservation's STEALTH Model. Only 0.8 gal of water! #HelpSaveWater AD
Watch this demo of how efficient the Stealth model is from Niagara Conservation. It only uses 0.8 gal of water. Look for their tent in the Home Depot parking lot Lake Forest Store. Get a $150 rebate if you're with Irvine Ranch Water District up to 9 water efficient toilets. Here til 12 pm. #HelpSaveWater AD
Posted by Let's Play OC on Saturday, November 7, 2015
BONUS:
They were also giving these out with
every purchase last weekend!
NEXT EVENT:
Saturday, November 14, 20158 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Niagara Conservation Home Depot Rebate Event
Home Depot
6200 Irvine Blvd.
Irvine, CA 92620
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Disclosure: This is a post written by me for Niagara Conservation. For more water savings tips, visit helpsavewater.com. For more information about Niagara Corporation, please visit their website at www.niagaracorp.com. Follow them on Social Media: Niagara Conservation (Facebook: @Niagara Conservation; and Twitter: @NiagaraCnsvtion).
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