Welcome to the FAQ, below are the most common questions asked about the Flush & Save Water device.
Question: How does the flush and save valve save me money?
Fitting the flush and save will allow you to reduce the water needed to flush your toilet.
How many litres of water can I save on each flush?
The standard flush in new toilets is 6 litres but older toilets can be as much as 13 litres. On the new standard toilet fitting the flush and save will be a saving of 3 litres. Fitting to a toilet which flushes at 13 litres will save a massive 10 litres of water. on a standard duel flush toilet 3 litres can be saved.
How does the flush and save valve work?
Under normal conditions when you reduce the number of litres used to flush a toilet the waste will not travel very far and has the tendency to back flow into the toilet. By fitting the flush and save valve the back flow problem is eliminated leaving you with a clean fresh toilet after every flush.
Will the flush and save water saving device cause a blockage?
No the flush and save valve has been tested in backflow situations by a British government test agency and passed all tests.
I see the flush and save has a metal pin and spring - can this rust?
The pin and spring are made from a marine stainless steel -the same steel used in the salty sea. It is guaranteed never to rust. many years have gone into the making of the spring working with the best in the business , Central Birmingham Springs have spent many years working with Flush & Save to achieve the secret formula needed to help us save the planet one flush at a time.
What is the life span of the flush and save valve?
The valve has been tested and shown to have a lifespan in excess of 25 years
What size does the flush and save valve come in?
The Flush & Save valve comes in 4 inch or 110mm and will fit all toilet pan connectors.
The Flush & Save valve also comes in a 3 inch valve for S trap toilets used in the USA
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