Many people who live in older homes don't have low-flow toilets.

Many cities and municipal water organizations even offer rebates for purchasing a low-flow toilet.

There are various types of low-flow toilets available, but most use either a gravity or pressure-assisted technology to work.

How do these low-flow toilets get the job done?

I spent more time on the low-flow toilet than any columnist in America.

Oh sure, water conservation mandates forced us to develop low-flow and dual-flush toilets.

The city enacted a program offering free low-flow toilets to its customers.

So-called low-flow toilets, which consume 1.6 gallons, have been available since the 1980's.

The first generation of low-flow toilets were designed like traditional toilets.

Come to think of it, I did have a low-flow toilet.