this is misleading.
Toilets use water according to their design and flushing mechanism. The amount consumed depends on factors such as the toilet’s flush rating, tank configuration, water level, and flush valve operation.
A small ball of aluminum foil doesn’t meaningfully improve the toilet’s water efficiency.
Although an object can physically displace a small amount of water, that doesn’t automatically make it a suitable water-saving solution.
A toilet needs an appropriate volume of water to flush effectively. Reducing that volume without considering the toilet’s design can result in incomplete flushing and additional flushes.
How to Actually Save Water
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