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Can a leaking toilet go through a lot of water?

April 26, 2017leaking toilet water

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Can a leaking toilet go through a lot of water?

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Yes. While a slow drip on a faucet can waste 2 to 3 cubic feet a day (between 60 and 120 cubic feet per month), a leaky toilet can go through up to seven times that amount each day (between 420 and 840 cubic feet per month). That can add up to a lot of water.