That’s a lot, especially when you consider that a standard toilet flush (with one button) uses almost 9 liters of water every time it’s used, even when it’s not necessary.
Less water consumption also means a lower bill at the end of the month. It’s an eco-friendly gesture that’s also good for your wallet!
Why do so many people abuse them?
Despite their growing popularity, many people still don’t know how to properly use dual-flush toilets. Due to the lack of clear instructions, many people automatically press the larger button… and thus miss out on all the benefits of this device!
Quick tip: Manufacturers often add pictograms to make the device easier for users to use. A small button might display a drop or a semicircle (liquid waste), while a large button might display a full circle or a large drop (solid waste).
How to Properly Use a Dual Flush Toilet: Instructions
