Toto’s Clayton.

We didn’t have time to research this stuff during our renovation. We pretty much ran out to Lowes and bought the nicest looking toilets we can find within our budget. Hopefully, we’ll make up for our own water consumption by educating others on making wise choices.

As with the energy star label on appliances, look for the Water Sense label on toilets. Because there are so many different models to choose from, we won’t go through all the specs of each toilet, but rather lead you to the manufacturer so you can come to your own conclusions. One problem we have with these is that many of them are too modern looking for our taste.

Toto seems to be the best known in the dual flush category. We’ve heard mixed consumer reviews as far as upkeep and repairs. Tip: try looking on Ebay for bargains.

Caroma USA has a decent selection of dual flush toilets.

Kohler announced this June, the introduction of 9 new toilets bearing the Watersense label.

American Standard’s FloWise Toilet meets EPA requirements.

St. Thomas’ Mariner II is a not too modern looking pressure assisted toilet.

Check out Terry Love’s site for everything you’ve ever wanted to know about toilets. Comparison charts, forum and tips.