Do Symmons faucets save water?

Yes, Symmons faucets do save water and are designed to meet EPA WaterSense standards and California water conservation requirements, with flow rates that conserve water without sacrificing performance. Symmons Industries, founded in 1939 in Braintree, Massachusetts, makes faucets like Origins, Elm, Duro, and Dia lines that are WaterSense certified, meaning they use 20 percent less water than standard faucets while maintaining good pressure. Symmons bathroom faucets typically flow at 1.2 gallons per minute GPM or 1.5 GPM compared to old standard of 2.2 GPM, saving water and energy. Kitchen faucets flow at 1.5 to 1.8 GPM. Shower heads flow at 1.75 to 2.0 GPM versus old 2.5 GPM, saving thousands of gallons per year. Symmons achieves water savings through aerators, flow restrictors, and pressure-compensating technology that maintains good spray even at low flow. Symmons also makes commercial faucets with metering and sensor options for schools and hospitals that save even more. Consumer reviews praise Symmons for good pressure even at low flow. Symmons complies with California Title 20 and other state water laws. So yes, Symmons faucets save water, are WaterSense certified, use 1.2 to 1.5 GPM for bathroom and 1.75 to 2.0 GPM for showers, saving water, energy, and money while maintaining performance, making them good for conservation.