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Instant Off Water Saver
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​We first learned of this gadget at an Escapees Escapade in Goshen, Indiana many years ago.  Since we had one of those faucets in the bathroom with a single ball handle, where  you had to fuss with the ball to regulate the water temperature and pressure every time you turned it on.  Boy, is that ever a pain! Here is our ball faucet with the water saver attached.

Just adjust the water temperature and volume of the water and leave it. When you need water, just push the white stick and it turns the water on. 

This gadget saves on water since the water is not runn
ing when you are washing your hands, face, or brushing your teeth.  Bells went off in my head and I knew I needed one of these.  I do not remember the company I originally bought it from, but I did find it at Amazon, so I put a link to it
here.


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