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Use the savings calculator to see how much water and energy you can save in the shower with our patented water valve. Use your current utility bills to enter data and find out how much savings you will gain on your utilities. No matter how you calculate it, conserving water saves money. Simply taking a moment to think about today’s decisions can affect tomorrow in a positive way, & if you save a few dollars along the way your pocketbook will love you!

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Water Select® Savings Calculator / How it Works									Electricity		Gas
For electric hot water heaters use column "A", for Gas use column "B", click on the next box down after each entry.									A		B
1. What is your water bill this month? $ ______ (A)
2. How many gallons of water consumed this month? _____ (B)
Note: Your monthly water bill (A) (divided by) your total gallons
of water consumed (B) will give you the cost of water per gallon ©
3. What is your sewage bill this month? $ _____ (D)
Note: Your monthly sewage bill (D) (divided by) your total gallons
of water consumed (B) will give you the cost of your sewage per gallon (E)
5. What is your [(i) Electric / (ii) Gas] bill this month? $____ (G)
6. What is your [KwH / BTU] consumption this month? ______(H) ( example: 2.9 BTU = 2,900,000 )
* Question 5 and 6 will depend on the dropdown list chosen from question #4
Note: Your monthly kWh/BTU (i / ii) (divided by) your total kWh/BTU used will give you the cost of your kWH/BTU (I/J).
For Electricity (i):
- *It takes 0.13958 kWh to heat 1 gallon of water from 50F to 120F.
- The length of shower ( #11)(multiplied by) (Q or R) = The number of gallons used (K),
The number of gallons used (K) (multiplied by) 0.13958 kWh = How much it cost you to
heat the water for the length of your shower (L), (L) (multiply by) The cost of your kWh (I)
= What it would cost to heat the amount of gallons used in your shower (M).
For Gas (ii):
- *It takes 890 BTU’s to heat 1 gallon of water from 50F to 120F.
- The length of shower ( #11)(multiplied by) (Q or R) = The number of gallons used (N),
The number of gallons used (N) (multiplied by) 890 BTU = How much it cost you to heat
the water for the length of your shower (O), (O) (multiply by) The cost of your BTU (J) =
What it would cost to heat the amount of gallons used in your shower (P).
7. How old are your existing shower heads?
(a)Installed before 1992 – Typically 5.0 gpm (Q)
(b)Installed after 1992 – Typically 2.5 gpm (R)
Number of people in your family will be taking a shower?
Note: Populates how many pages are going to be repeated (one page for each person)
8.Family Member #1 – [text field ie.“John Smith”] (T)									1		1
9.How many showers do you take per day? ______ (U)
10.Length of your shower(s)______ minutes (V)
11.Results Page
- Automatic 20% Savings from a [Q or R] shower head = (W)
12. Cost of Energy for Showers
13. Cost of Water for Showers
14. Cost of Sewer
Note: 20 to 70 % Savings Calculated(10 percent increments)
15. Percent of Saving
16. Total of Saving in a Year