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Many plumbing manufacturers clearly stamp plumbing fixture models with a flow rate. Look closely at each fixture to determine if this information is visible and compare the stamped information to the guidelines listed above. If a property was built before 1994 and has not been updated with new toilets, urinals and showerheads, the plumbing fixtures do not meet San Francisco’s new water conservation guidelines. Your realtor can refer you to an inspector to determine the flow rates of plumbing fixtures. A plumber may be required to repair any leaks detected at the property. Tip: Toilets manufactured after 1994 meet San Francisco’s water conservation guidelines. The manufacturers’ date stamp is often found inside the toilet tank.
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How do I know if plumbing fixtures meet the new water conservation guidelines?
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