Northern California Woman Uses Toilet Tank Sink To Save Water During Drought
SACRAMENTO (CBS) -- They say you can learn a lot about a woman from her garden, but at Robin Weld's home, the bathroom tells the story.
She has a toilet and sink in one that she ordered from Japan for about $100. While some say it sinks to a new low during the drought, she says it sometimes saves 10 gallons of water or more a day.
Despite what you may think, it's actually quite sanitary as the water is routed from a separate pipe. When you flush, fresh water comes from a small faucet and you wash your hands with it. The soapy water then drains into the bowl for the next flush.
