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Fix Leaky Toilets

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Date: 09/17/2005 Topics: Green Living > Conservation > Water | Home Improvement > Plumbing  
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A leaky toilet can waste 50 gallons or more per day. Sometimes leaks can be unnoticeable. To test to see your toilet is leaking, put drops of food coloring into the toilet tank. Wait 15 minutes and look in the bowl. If color has made it's way to the tank you have a leak. Try replacing the flush valve in the tank to correct the problem.
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