Reduce Water and Sewer Bills

Automatic Toilet Shut-Off Valve for Leak Prevention

The Toilet Scrooge™ automatically controls the toilet’s water supply based on bathroom occupancy, helping limit continuous water flow from running toilets when the bathroom is vacant.

Reduce toilet water waste and help lower water and sewer costs across your property.

A User Enters the Bathroom

A User Enters the Bathroom

The motion sensor detects that someone is present and opens the valve.

The Toilet Receives Water Normally

The Toilet Receives Water Normally

Water remains available while the bathroom is in use, allowing the toilet to operate normally.

The Valve Closes After the User Leaves

The Valve Closes After the User Leaves

When the bathroom becomes vacant, the valve closes and limits continuous water supply to a running toilet.

Feature	Leak Detection Only	The Toilet Scrooge™
Primary Function	Alerts you when a problem is detected	Controls when water is available to the toilet
What Happens Next	May require someone to respond	Automatically closes when the bathroom is vacant
Type of Solution	Focuses on sensing and alerts	Focuses on controlling the water supply
Potential Challenges	Water may continue flowing until action is taken	Helps limit continuous water flow when the toilet is not in use

Know The Difference

What If a Toilet Water Shut-Off Valve Is Leaking?

If the manual angle stop, supply line, or connection is leaking, the damaged plumbing component should be inspected and repaired. The Toilet Scrooge™ is designed to limit continuous supply to the toilet when the bathroom is vacant; it is not a substitute for repairing a leaking valve or fitting.

Running Toilet-1

Running Toilet

Water keeps flowing inside the toilet because of a worn flapper, faulty fill valve, or another internal issue. The Toilet Scrooge™ helps limit water flow when vacant.

Leaking Shutoff Valve or Supply Line

Leaking Shutoff Valve or Supply Line

Water leaks from the shutoff valve, supply line, fitting, or connection. The Toilet Scrooge™ is not a substitute for repairing damaged or leaking plumbing components.

Toilet Overflow

Toilet Overflow

Water rises or spills from the toilet because of a drainage or toilet problem. The Toilet Scrooge™ helps limit water supply when the bathroom is vacant.

The toilet scoorge

The Toilet Scrooge helps stop continuous water flow.

If you see water leaking from the angle stop, supply ane, or connection, have the plumbing component inspected and repared. The Toilet Scrooge is designed to control water supply to the tollet, not to fix a leaking valve of fitting

Automatic Water Shutoff When Vacant

The valve closes when the bathroom is not in use, helping limit continuous water flow from running toilets.

Motion-Activated Operation

Water is available while someone is using the bathroom without requiring residents to operate a manual valve.

Water-Powered Operation

Water flow during flushing helps recharge the device’s power source, reducing routine battery maintenance.

Fast Installation

The Toilet Scrooge™ can be installed in minutes and does not require hard wiring.

The Water Scrooge has a service which reduces water consumption through special devices resulting in reduced water bills and energy savings due to the need to heat fewer gallons of water.

Mark Engel, President

Langsam Property Services Corp.

It’s a capital cost that lowers expenses thus increasing cash flow, and Net Operating Income. In my business, a higher NOI increases the value of my property….Thus far, the purchase of the valve has proven to be a very good return on the investment”

Zane Drake

Managing Member | The Villas of White Rock

We have purchased and installed 12 Smart Valves in our apartment properties over past 6 months. Savings have ranged from 11% to 23%. This is particularly valuable since all of our properties separate sewer charges based upon water consumption . We intend to install in our other buildings by the end of the year.”

Greg

C.T.R.C. Management Co.

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What Is an Automatic Toilet Shut Off Valve?

An automatic toilet shut-off valve controls water supplied to a toilet without requiring someone to manually turn the toilet’s angle stop on and off. The Toilet Scrooge™ uses bathroom occupancy to determine when the toilet should receive water.

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How Does The Toilet Scrooge™ Automatic Shut-Off Valve Work?

A motion sensor detects when someone enters the bathroom and opens the valve so the toilet can receive water normally. After the bathroom becomes vacant, the valve closes and helps limit continuous water supply to a running toilet.

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Is The Toilet Scrooge™ the Same as a Toilet Overflow Sensor?

No. Based on the product operation currently documented, The Toilet Scrooge™ controls the toilet’s water supply based on bathroom occupancy. It should not be described as directly detecting an overflow unless a separate overflow-sensing feature is confirmed.

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Can The Toilet Scrooge™ Be Installed on Any Toilet?

The Toilet Scrooge™ is designed for tank-filled toilets and has 3/8-inch fittings on both sides. Installation may use compatible hose-line or hard-line connections. Check the product specifications before installation to confirm compatibility with your toilet.

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Does The Toilet Scrooge™ Require Replacement Batteries?

The device uses a miniature water wheel to harvest energy from water flow during flushing and recharge its power source. This helps reduce routine battery replacement and maintenance.

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What Should I Do If My Toilet Water Shut-Off Valve Is Leaking?

If the manual angle stop, supply line, fitting, or connection is leaking, that plumbing component should be inspected and repaired. The Toilet Scrooge™ helps control the water supplied to the toilet but is not a substitute for repairing damaged plumbing.

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What Should Landlords Look for in the Best Toilet Shut Off Valve?

For multifamily properties, consider whether the valve automatically controls water, fits your toilets, is easy to install and maintain, provides a way to verify correct operation, and has documented results from real properties.

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How Can I Estimate Savings From Automatic Toilet Leak Prevention?

Potential savings depend on your property's current toilet water use, the number of units, existing leaks or running toilets, and local water and sewer rates. Use your building information in The Water Scrooge savings calculator to estimate the potential impact.

STOP CONTINUOUS TOILET WATER WASTE

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Use your building data to estimate potential water and sewer savings, or talk to our team about using The Toilet Scrooge™ across multiple units.