Ecosavers water savers - tap and shower

Item number: 8717853703836 View all from Ecosavers > View more: Faucet > Ecosavers Water Saver Faucet and Shower The water flow is limited to 7 liters per minute for the faucet and 8 liters per minute for the shower. The water pressure remains virtually the same, so you don't compromise on comfort. You do save on water and gas. Fits almost any faucet with an unscrewable spout. You unscrew the spout from the faucet or shower head, slide the water saver in between, and screw the spout back onto the faucet. The cheapest way to save water! The Water Saver fits almost all standard faucets, although there are some variations. The diameter of the saver is 20 mm and fits M22 and M24 faucet types. These are the most common faucets in the Netherlands. If the diameter of your aerator (the end of the faucet) is wider than 20 mm, the water saver will not fit. The cheapest and easiest way to save a lot of water. The water saver can be installed in a flash. Afterwards, you will use up to 50% less water, without having to compromise on comfort. The water saver is a plastic cap weighing less than half a gram. The water saver is dimensioned in such a way that the water volume is reduced by half. Product specifications Water savers - Faucet and shower Item description Water savers - Faucet and shower Item number 8717853703836 Quick installation Yes Product type Water savers Liters per minute 7L Application Shower, Faucet Country of origin China Contents: 2 flow limiters for normal faucets 1 flow limiter for the shower Environmental information about Water savers - Faucet and shower Save up to 8,000 liters of water per year with water savers, without you even noticing it. A water saver is a simple plastic part that can be easily installed in almost any faucet or shower. With a water saver, you can use up to 50% less water, which for an average household easily amounts to €18 per year. Did you know that... 15 liters of water per minute disappears into the sewer when brushing teeth, washing hands, preparing food, etc.? In Western Europe, we use 135 liters of water per person per day. Annually, that's 50,000 liters. Only 3% of the water we use is actually used for drinking water or food preparation. The water saver is a Dutch invention. If everyone in the Netherlands used one, we would save the Sneekermeer and the Biesbosch National Park annually. More than 2.6 million water savers are already in use worldwide.