At Pfister, we’ve been committed to designing and manufacturing top quality products that conserve water for decades. We were one of the first companies to create kitchen and bath faucets that don’t drip or leak and proudly joined the ranks of companies who became Environmental Protection Agency WaterSense partners in 2007.

We believe that all of our kitchen and bath products should perform as beautifully on the inside as they look on the outside. Each of our WaterSense certified products are engineered to the highest standards and meet the EPA’s stringent standards for both performance and efficiency.

For example, our Pasadena bath faucet reduces water consumption in your home by 30%, yet you would never know it. In fact, using Pfister water saving faucets in your home can reduce your water use by approximately 30,000 gallons a year. You can even retrofit your existing Pfister (and Price Pfister) faucets with our Pfister Eco-Pfriendly™ Aerator, so you can start saving even before you remodel with newer WaterSense faucets.

Take an easy first step toward responsible water conservation and saving money, with beautifully designed water saving faucets from Pfister.

If you're worried that being "green" and stylish at the same time is impossible, think again. Take a look at our water saving kitchen and bath faucets.

Conserving water not only lowers your water and power bill, but it will also protect the environment. Reducing your overall water consumption can reduce the strain on our utilities, dams and reservoirs, meaning that we won’t have to build new ones as quickly.

This is particularly important since a recent government study discovered that 36 states in the U.S. will experience local, regional and even statewide water shortages by 2013. Our supply of abundant water has been tapped in the United States, largely because our population continues to grow while the supply of water on earth is finite.

Building more dams and reservoirs won’t solve the problem, but conservation can have a tremendous impact on our natural resources.

When you update your kitchen and bathroom faucets and showerheads, you save money. For an average home, that means spending about $170 less on your annual water bill. The numbers really begin to add up, too. If every home in America did the same thing, we could reduce our overall water bill by $350 million.

Use this Savings Calculator to see how updating your fixtures with Pfister can save you money.

The savings become greater when you factor in the savings on your utility bill. By reducing overall water consumption in your home, you reduce the need to heat a lot of extra water in your water heater.

If just one of every 100 homes in the U.S. installed new water saving fixtures, we could reduce our electricity consumption by 100 million kilowatts. That’s equivalent to taking 15,000 cars off the road for a year and represents 80,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions. Best of all, our combined energy bill would be reduced by about $600 million, all because we have to heat less water, thanks to the newer eco-friendly fixtures.

With a few small changes, you can make a big difference. Here are some simple tips to conserve water in the home. By adopting just one of these tips, you could save hundreds of gallons of water per month, reduce the water bill, protect the environment, and sustain water for future generations.

• Twisting on an aerator can save up to 500 gallons per year
• Installing water efficient faucets can save 500 gallons per year
• Installing water efficient showerheads can save 500-800 gallons per month
• Fixing leaky faucets or plumbing joints can save 20 gallons per day for every leak stopped
• Shortening showers can save 700 gallons per month for every minute
• Turning off water while brushing your teeth can save 3 gallons each day
• Washing dishes by hand or using a spray device instead of letting the water run can save 200-500 gallons a month
• Running only full loads in the washing machine and dishwasher can save 300-800 gallons per month
• Washing fruits and vegetables in a pot of water and reusing water for plants can save 150-250 gallons per month
• Disposing of hazardous material properly prevents contamination that can waste thousands of gallons of water (a quart of oil can contaminate 250,000 gallons of water)
• Throwing waste into the garbage instead of the garbage disposal can save 50 -150 gallons a month
• Adding mulch to your garden conserves moisture and reduces the need for frequent watering, which can save 750-1,500 gallons a month
• Planning a low-water-use garden (also known as a xeriscape) by planting native flora and drought resistant perennials can save 750-1,500 gallons a month

The goal of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) WaterSense program is to protect the future of our nation’s water supply by promoting water efficient products, programs and practices. Our WaterSense certified products help reduce water consumption by approximately 30% without compromising your water experience.

Take an easy first step toward responsible water conservation with beautifully designed Pfister water saving faucets.

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