Mercy Housing recently completed a successful initiative to replace toilet flappers in its properties, significantly contributing to water conservation efforts. The program focused on the 4DX toilet flapper, which has been shown to reduce water wastage. By replacing outdated and inefficient flappers, Mercy Housing aims to decrease the amount of water used per flush, which can lead to substantial savings on water bills and promote sustainable practices within its communities.

The initiative involved assessing existing toilets and implementing the replacements in various housing units across its network. Residents have already reported improvements in toilet functionality and reduced water usage, highlighting the positive impact of the program. This project demonstrates Mercy Housing’s commitment to environmental sustainability and the importance of efficient water management in affordable housing settings. The successful flapper replacement initiative serves as a model for other organizations looking to enhance water conservation efforts in their properties.