Description
- Easy to use – simply fill to the top, snap to close and hang in the toilet
- For use with older toilets that are not considered high efficiency, low-flow toilets
- Every flush saves up to 0.8 gallons per flush
- Constructed of non-corrosive materials
- No mess – the anti-evaporation snap-lock means the bag never needs refilling
Sam –
Works as intended. Set up is easy.
Christopher Haies –
Save a lot of water. Easy to install. Easy to adjust the size.
Amazon Customer –
I bought this because when I flush my toilet it would run up my water bill my toilet would just runabd run. so I place this in back of toilet and now it fills quickly I should have done this months ago
Carol –
Easy to use and so far allgood
S. Williams –
The bag helped with the illusion of making the toilet bowl seem full which helped with saving water
Sofia Minero –
I bought this product thinking that I’m saving water. I was for a bit, until there was a clog in the mainline. The plumber said he suspected that because we already have a modern toilet that doesn’t use as much water, when you put a product such as this into the tank it further reduces the volume that flushed the toilet each time, leading to the clog. So while an innovative product, if you have a modern toilet it may not be the best idea to get it. Save yourself the $350 I had to spend for unclogging the toilet!
Angel –
We were looking for a better option instead of replacing the toilet and this was it! Better stronger flush I highly recommend
Cinephile74 –
Easy to fill and install, although it MIGHT leave your toilet tank lid a little off. But how often do you really lift the lid off anyway? We have low flow toilets and even with this installed they flush everything juuuust fine. You may find yourself asking WHY these tanks are so big when it takes much less water to get the job done…?…anyway Hooray for saving some water.
Ed when will UPS pick up my items? –
Waste of money
Amazon Customer –
The neighbor’s well dried up so suddenly everyone is freaking out about water usage. Our toilet is *special* and can’t convert to a dual flush system cuz it isn’t a standard size… this solution was so easy that I wish I would’ve known about it sooner.Water level wise you won’t notice much difference and everything *ahem* flushes down alright. No awkward “leftovers” (I see no point if something designed to conserve water makes you flush twice… just saying)The tabs are only slightly noticeable and only if you look. It was easy to install.Some on here are commenting about cost effectiveness but if you eliminate water costs and consider the simple fact that you are flushing water that you drink…. and that you could potentially save this large bag’s worth of your own drinking water to actually use another day… and that every flush adds up to more and more saved: priceless.Yes people used to use a brick but the downside to that is bits of brick can get in your pipes and that’s no fun. A canning jar with a lid works but I worried about it scooshing around in there (we get a lot of earthquakes… stuff moves around) so the tabs holding this thing in place are what sold me.I do wonder if it will get scummy over time. If so for the price I can chuck it and get another one. The bag itself is sort of a matte plastic.
Jason –
Displaces water in tank as intended.
richard kiziukiewicz –
Easy to install, fits nicely.
Carol –
We purchased a vacation home with toilets that are not water efficient. I am not ready to replace the toilets so thought this would help by using displacement in the tank. It is simple to place in the tank, but I can hardly tell the difference in the water line. Will not buying one for the second toilet.
Latonya –
i’m sure it works well but it’s just too big for my toilet. made flushing impossible
alterteen –
Easy to use but it fit has to our installation (the box where the water is) of different size.
Jose G. –
I’ve got an old toilet in a rental unit. One of those you have to hold the handle down to flush until the tank empties. I replaced the fill valve to an adjustable one, and added one of these bad boys in the tank. Still enough water to flush everything down, but I’m saving with every flush!
Austin & Rachel O –
This is a neat little hack to save a little bit of money. I can see it being very cost effective for businesses with a public restroom. I cannot see this being *very* effective for situations like my own (a house with 2 people).In the US the average cost of a gallon is $0.0015 so this will save you roughly a penny every 8 flushes. If the toilet is flushed 8 times a day this will break even at $6.00 after 625 days.A business with 50 flushes a day will break even in 100 days.
nunnie –
I love this product it is just what I needed
Dirk Walvoord –
Our toilet is original equipment in our 1930’s house and the tank is very tall/deep. The clip that holds the “Tank Bank” does not allow the bag to hang down far enough to utilize its full volume of displacement, that is when the tank is full, while much of the bag is below the waterline, part of the bag is still above (and not displacing anything).