1.8 vs 2.5 GPM Touchless Faucets: Scored Head-to-Head
Pick 1.8 gpm for high-traffic public restrooms where code compliance and water budgets drive the spec. Pick 2.5 gpm where hand-wash dwell
Pick 1.8 gpm for high-traffic public restrooms where code compliance and water budgets drive the spec. Pick 2.5 gpm where hand-wash dwell
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