Order free water-saving devices for your home.

Portland Water Bureau customers can order a FREE water efficiency kit. Choose from a variety of simple-to-install water-saving devices for the fixtures in your home. If you live outside of the Portland Water Bureau service area, please contact your water provider to ask if they provide devices in your area.

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Kit receiver information

Does Portland Water Bureau provide your drinking water?

Yes

If you do not know who your water provider is, please use the "Who is my water provider?" lookup tool found online at regionalh2o.org.

Most water providers in the region provide water-saving devices to their customers. If you are outside of the Portland Water Bureau service area, please contact your water provider to ask if they provide devices in your area.

Portland Water Bureau account number (use "apartment" or "HOA" if you live at a multifamily property that has a single water account)

Please select the language you prefer

Who is receiving the kit?

First name

Last name

Where should the kit be sent?

Portland, Oregon street address

Zip code

Phone number

How did you learn about these free water-saving devices?

Other (please specify)

Which topics and resources are you interested in?

Saving water indoors

Saving water outdoors

Water conservation materials for kids

Financial assistance

Information on the safety of Portland's drinking water and home plumbing (water quality)

Indoor water efficiency brochures and devices

Brochure: How to Find a Leak

Brochure: How to Find and Fix a Toilet Leak

Brochure: How to Find and Fix a Faucet Leak

Toilet leak detection dye tablet packet (2 tablets in each packet)

Toilet fill-cycle diverter

Bathroom faucet aerator, 1 gallon per minute

Kitchen faucet aerator, 1.5 gallons per minute

Showerhead, 1.5 gallons per minute

5-minute shower timer

Home water audit kit: includes instructions, a bag to measure shower and faucet flow rates, toilet leak detection tablets, and a drip gauge.

Home water audit kit

Outdoor water efficiency brochures and devices

Brochure: Water-Efficient Plants for the Willamette Valley

Brochure: 7 Basic Steps for Creating Water-Efficient Landscapes

Outdoor hose nozzle (multiple spray settings to help use less water)

Educational information for kids

Looking for more information on how to teach kids about water? Please visit the Regional Water Providers Consortium list of links and resources for parents and teachers.

"What Do You Know About H2O?" (activity book for grades 3–5)

You can preview a PDF of "What Do You Know About H2O?" here. This format may not be accessible to assistive technologies. Please let us know if you need alternative format. Contact us at 503-823-4527 or conserve@portlandoregon.gov.

"Water and You" (activity book for grades K–2)

You can preview a PDF of "Water and You" here. This format may not be accessible to assistive technologies. Please let us know if you need alternative format. Contact us at 503-823-4527 or conserve@portlandoregon.gov.

Conservation stickers for kids

Pencil, with water jokes!

Financial assistance and bill discount

Financial assistance paper application form

You can also apply for financial assistance online.

Clean River Rewards paper application form

You can also apply for Clean River Rewards online.

Leak repair assistance paper application form

You can also apply for leak repair assistance online.

Water quality brochures

Learn more about the great work our water quality group does to keep Portland's drinking water safe. They also provide free lead-in-water testing for residents, childcare providers, and schools. Learn how to request a free test kit on this page.

Brochure: Drinking Water Quality Report (most recent year)

Brochure: Customer Guide to Water Quality and Pressure

Kit recipient comments and suggestions

What else would you like us to know?

Portland Water Bureau Email Newsletter

I would like to sign up for the Water Bureau monthly email newsletter. (The bureau shares videos and other valuable—even entertaining!—information about projects and programs.)

You can also reach us by phone at 503-823-4527 or by email at conserve@portlandoregon.gov.

The City of Portland ensures meaningful access to City programs, services, and activities to comply with Civil Rights Title VI and ADA Title II laws and reasonably provides: Translation, interpretation, modifications, accommodations, alternative formats, auxiliary aids, and services.

To request these services, please contact 503-823-4527 or 3-1-1, for Relay Service: 7-1-1. You can also visit Portland Water Bureau’s Disability and Language Access page for more information.