Water Pik Gets Approved for the WaterSense Label

Water Pik, Inc, a leading developer and manufacturer of many leading healthcare products when it comes to technological advances, became certified to bear the Environmental Protection Agencies(EPA) WaterSense Label on July 1st.  Seven of their line of advanced shower heads including the EcoFlow 5, 6, and the Watersaver passed the test.  Richard Bission, president and CEO of Water Pik said "We're thrilled the EPA has recognized seven of our shower heads with the WaterSense label so far and we're committed to working with the EPA to encourage consumers to make water efficient choices in the bathroom."

In order to be awarded the WaterSense label, a shower head must have a gallon per minute flow rate of 2.0 or less at a flowing pressure  of 80 pounds per square inch(psi).  It must also be able to hold this consistant flow rate across a wide range of pressures and also must have a consistant force and coverage while adhering to the first two priorities.

Watersense is on the rise with top Plumbing Manufacturers

Delta Faucet has been saying for a while now that there kung fu is the best when it comes to getting their products compliant with the WaterSense initiative specified by the EPA.  To be able to carry the watersense logo on your product, manufacturers of shower heads have to engineer them to flow at a rate of 2 gallons per minute or less. Well, Delta Faucet recently announced that more than 50% of their bath suites feature shower heads will now be caring the WaterSense logo.  They are able to accomplish this with their H2Oinetic Technology.  This technology uses larger droplets of water to create a drenching sensation, while using less actual water.  Paul Patton, a senior product developer at Delta Faucet says "We take our role as a WaterSense partner very seriously and are committed to working with the EPA to encourage efficient use of water resources, and to actively protect the future of our nation's water supply."