Go Flushless (conservative flushing - saves water)

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For less than 16¢ a day, you can save over 37 gallons of clean water EVERY DAY.*

 * These numbers are based on a household of 3 people. One 16 oz bottle will last 5 weeks on average.

how it works

GoFlushless® is made from vegetable based cleaners, essential oils, and food grade colors. It has been independently tested by an ACS Certified professional chemist. Apply two or three sprays of GoFlushless® in the toilet bowl before or after you use it . Add more GoFlushless as needed throughout the day to continue the neutralizing effect. When you spray GoFlushless® into your toilet bowl, the scientifically proven formula captures and neutralizes the odor of urine, replacing it with a pleasant citrus scent. GoFlushless® counteracts the staining chemicals in urine to help keep your toilet bowl clean. Finally, it leaves the water in the bowl an appealing blue-green color.

Saving Water Saves Energy
Water conservation isn’t just about having enough water. It also takes a lot of energy to treat and transport clean water to our homes. And it takes a lot of water to produce energy.

Pressures on our water and energy supplies are growing all the time. Population growth, increased droughts, environmental protections and more all require clean water. New technologies may help, but most use more energy – which will use more water. Conservation of the water we have is the only way to solve both problems without making either of them worse. GoFlushless® will help you and your family save water - and energy - every day without sacrificing anything.

Here Are Some Amazing Facts

• It takes more than 130 billion gallons of water a day just to
  produce half of the power in the US.
• In California, 20% of the state’s electricity is consumed for
  water-related uses.
• 1 ton of recycled paper saves 7000 gallons of water from
  being used and polluted.
• T. Boone Pickens, Warren Buffett, and Ted Turner see the
  urgency of clean water in the future. All three are now major
  players in the investment of water.
  These include major tracts of land that sit above the largest
  clean water aquifers in our country and systems that treat and
  purify water for human consumption.
• Just 2.5% of Earth’s water is fresh and only a tiny part of that
  is useable and renewable.