Electronic Lavatory Faucet by Iqua

Fittings manufacturer Aqua relies on the comforts of hands-free faucets in designing their Iqua line of faucets. These infrared sensor-operated electronic faucets are equipped with "a special solenoid valve that is the heart of these high tech products." But Iqua goes beyond convenience. Their electronic lavatory faucet includes a display showing the water temperature and water consumption. By giving users a reminder of how much water they are using, the Iqua faucet may reduce water consumption.

Bathe in Comfort and Save Water with the Sozo Tub

Diamond Spas has constructed this particular tub with an inclined back, giving it a profile very like an outdoor chaise. Not only does this intriguing approach deed the piece a unique aesthetic - it resembles the hull of a boat momentarily kicked up out of the water by gently lapping waves - it conserves water too at an average of 60 gallons per bath consumption per user.

http://3rings.designerpages.com/2011/05/26/the-sozo-tub-by-diamond-spa/

How to Build a Water-Efficient Home

Historically, water shortages were thought to only be a concern for dry regions of the country. But with rising population growth, accelerated climate change, and even boundary wars, the concerns have quickly spread to other areas. In fact, as many as 36 states are expected to have water shortages in the coming decades. Unlike energy, there are no water sources to supplement our supply. This means that reducing waste and using less are our best-and only-options.

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http://www.ecohomemagazine.com/water-conservation/the-water-efficient-home.aspx?cid=ECOH110525002