For
Residential Customers,
LA Dept. of Water & Power [ladwp.com] (LADWP) has increased the
Rebate Amount for $250 for Premium High-Efficiency Toilet (PHET) Upgrades using 1.1 GPF or Less from 1.6 GPF or Greater. Funds are available on first-come, first-serve.
Notes: Rebate is one-time per address per category; Valid for customers that have not previously received a toilet rebate AND service address has not been rebated for a toilet upgrade.
Examples of 2-Pc Single Flush PHET, Elongated in White - Seat Not Included: Shipping is free unless otherwise noted
- Toto 1.0 GPF w/ Tornado Flush & CeFiONtect Glaze, Universal Height (Cotton White)
- American Standard 1.1 GPF
- KOHLER 1.0 GPF
Rebate Overview- Prior to Purchase: Start here: adwp.com/save [ladwp.com] & How to Apply for Water$mart Rebate [ladwp.com].Then go to the SoCal Water$mart Rebate Portal to review process & requirements - link [socalwatersmart.com]
- You have 90 days from the date of purchase to apply and be considered for a rebate - per LADWP [ladwp.com]
- Apply [socalwatersmart.com] for the Rebate - scroll to bottom of OP for links for instructional videos. Within 60 days of submission, upload copies of the following to finish the rebate in order for funds to be issued:
- Online application confirmation page
- Recent water bill
- Receipt showing the product was paid for in full. It must also include brand, model, and individual price
Notes:- For assistance, contact SoCal Water$mart at 1-888-376-3314
- SoCal Water$mart program is funded through a partnership between the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) & its 26 member agencies. Rebate amounts vary by water agency & available funding. The base amount for Premium High-Efficiency Toilet Upgrade is $40.
Instructional Video on How to Apply for Rebates
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Most utilities use water meters that have a 'nutating disc' to measure flow. The technology has been around for many decades and they are notorious for under-measuring volumes at slow flowrates.
So if the fill is also loud (quick), possibly try turning the supply valve down (knob clockwise). Additional benefit is that flushing doesn't change the water temp in the shower.
Happy flushing, and may your skid marks be few.
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Most utilities use water meters that have a 'nutating disc' to measure flow. The technology has been around for many decades and they are notorious for under-measuring volumes at slow flowrates.
So if the fill is also loud (quick), possibly try turning the supply valve down (knob clockwise). Maybe a small equalizer against the huge water/sewer monopolies, many with prices that have become utterly outrageous. (The absence of competition will do that.)
Happy flushing, and may your skid marks be few.
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Just reread my earlier post and found one part too radical-sounding so edited that out.
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