How to get your Rebate!
- Toilets: Check the EPA WaterSense Water Efficient Product List for qualifying toilet. Choose "Tank-Type Toilets" under Product Category and hit Search to see all qualifying toilets or select your specific Brand Name and Model Name and hit Search.
Washers: Check the List of Energy Star Certified Washers for qualifying washers. Select any washer with an Integrated Water Factor (IWF) of 3.7 or less.
Rain Barrels: Rain barrel must have a minimum capacity of 50 gallons, and can be found at your local hardware store.
- Purchase and install a qualifying toilet, clothes washer or rain barrel on or after June 1, 2016.
- Fill in the Rebate Application (attachments at bottom of this page) and submit to DPW within 90 days of purchase. Applicant must be the owner of the property and a Water Department account holder in good standing.
- If approved, a check and voucher to dispose of the old washer and/or toilet(s) at the Franklin Recycling Center will be sent right to your home!
- See the Rebate Applications (attachments at bottom of this page) for the full listing of rebate rules.
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You’ll save more than just money!
- High efficiency clothes washers use up to 55% less water than standard washers.
- By replacing old, inefficient toilets with WaterSense labeled models, the average family can reduce water used for toilets by 20 to 60 percent—that's nearly 13,000 gallons of water savings every year!
- High efficiency washers also use less overall energy so cost savings may be seen on both your water/sewer and electricity bills!
This was shared from the Town of Franklin webpage
- Clothes washer rebate application
- Toilet rebate application
- Rain barrel rebate application
EXCELLENT ADVICE! Get the $50 toilet rebate from Franklin! Today's new WaterSense High-Efficiency Toilets (HETs) outperform the older 3.5 and 5.0 gallon toilets by a large margin! After all, when it comes right down to it, you want a toilet that 'does the job' as well as saves water. The U.S. EPA's WaterSense program is designed specifically to do that. Go to the website www.map-testing.com to learn about the flush performance of over 2,900 different WaterSense toilet models from over 100 different brands! All of these models were INDEPENDENTLY TESTED by laboratories NOT connected to any manufacturer. Click on ‘MaP Search’ to use the free search tool OR download complete product listings.
ReplyDeleteMaP development was sponsored by PUBLIC WATER UTILITIES IN THE U.S. AND CANADA in 2003 to give consumers a means to compare actual flush performance among all the many toilet models available in the marketplace. All of this is FREE. MaP does NOT sell toilets...it merely has them tested and reports the results to the public free-of-charge.