With over 350,000 Falcon Waterfree urinals throughout the globe, the water savings per year is over 1.4 billion gallons and increasing each year. This doesn't even include the leaks that typically occur with flush urinals. A small, steady leak can waste 60,000 gallons of water per year. Often these leaks go undetected in a flush urinal because the water is spread across the back of the bowl and is hard to see. A stuck flush valve on one urinal can waste 1,700 gallons per day! The only way to guarantee that there are no leaks and no wasted water is to replace flush or low flush urinals with waterless urinals.

In contrast, the action of water flushing through urinals adds maintenance because of hard mineral buildup on diaphragms that cause leaks, and hard buildups in bowls and drain pipes. Separately, the disposal of flush sensor batteries, a major environmental concern, is eliminated with waterless urinals.

On average, every billion gallons of water saved avoids the generation of 18 million pounds of CO2 (Pacific Institute).