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Plain and simple, I think the Sink Positive may be one of the best green inventions I've ever used. After you flush any toilet its water tank refills for the next flush. All the Sink Positive does is route that refill water first through a spigot (so you can wash your hands with it -- it's clean, just like it comes from the sink!) and then it sends the now "gray water" back into the toilet tank. I just can't believe how intuitive, simple, and water-saving it is.
Actually, most impressive/scary is how much water actually goes into each toilet flush (even a low-flow!). Whenever I've used this, I always have at least twice as much possible wash time as I need. Totally amazing and every toilet should have one. :) I'd give it 10 stars if I could!
reviewed August 30, 2008 at 5:42 pm The Sink positive was one of the first products we had on Green Home and finally getting to install and use one was a treat. You don't quite realize how much water 1.6 LPF is until you watch it flow through a faucet...2 people are able to easily wash their hands on one flush...it's shocking.
If there is any complaint it's that it splashes a little bit of water around, but that's a small price to pay if you ask me.
The installation was very fast, and if we had figured out that we needed to cut the drain pipe sooner, it would have been over in 90 seconds. Great product.
My only negative comment is that it is made of rather flimsy plastic (it does adjust to fit your toilet tank) and expensive for what a basic product it seems to be. I still recommend it to everyone and think it is a great idea.
reviewed August 26, 2008 at 4:15 pm Great concept. If money were no object, I'd use these things everywhere -- it's a great way to reduce water consumption. Leaning over the toilet to wash feels a little awkward, but I'm sure you'd get used to it. And hey, if you can cut down your water usage by a couple of gallons a day, a little inconvenience is well worth it, right?
The $130 price is a bit steep though, especially considering it's just a molded piece of plastic, a simple faucet, and a couple of hoses.
