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A leaking toilet can cost £100s on your bill. Follow our simple steps to check for a leaky loo.

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Have you got a leaky loo?

Leaking toilets are a big source of wasted water in the home – bath-loads can literally go down the loo every single day. They often go undetected, and are particularly common in modern dual flush systems, wasting up to 400 litres of water a day and adding £100s to your water bill. Check your loo today by taking the test. 

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Free leak test pack

You can request from us a free leak check pack, with full instructions and special leak check strips.  When the pack arrives, follow the instructions to check if you have a leaky loo.

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Take the leaky loo test now

A leaking loo will usually be visible as a trickle or drip of water down the back of your toilet bowl. If you suspect your loo might be leaking, there’s a really simple trick to help you check.

  1. Place a dry sheet of toilet tissue on the back of the toilet pan, just below the rim.
  2. Leave the paper for a few hours (make sure nobody uses the loo).
  3. Check the paper. If it’s wet, damp/wrinkled or torn, you have a leak!

If you discover a leak, you should find a local qualified and approved plumber.

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Feeling flush?

If your loo has a dual flush, remember to use the smaller one for little jobs to save water and money.

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FREE water saving devices

Discover our range of free water saving devices are easy to install and help you to reduce the water you use in your home.

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Money saving tips

Saving water isn't as hard as you might think. Little changes, like swapping a bath for a shower or getting a water butt, all add up and make a big difference. And you'll save money too!

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