If you've ever used a bathroom on campus you may have noticed instructions on how to flush using a high efficiency dual flusher system. We thought this was a great idea and wondered why some but not all bathrooms had this feature. One bathroom that we noticed lacked this new innovation was the Media Theater bathroom. As a restroom located next to a major lecture hall we assumed this bathroom gets a lot of use and thought that if the dual flushers were installed here, it would save a significant amount of water and money. Doing research, we found that a non-efficient flusher uses 3.5 gallons per flush, while the dual toilet flushing design used 0.8 gallons for liquid waste and 1.6 gallons for solid waste. As a campus that wants to be completely sustainable by the year 2020, we think this project would be a stepping-stone to our goal. Doing research, we found that the plans to renovate the project were finished and there wasn't any future plan to continue on to other restrooms such as Media Theater. We don't understand why stop half way, especially as new flusher systems are easy to replace. Contacting a supplier and a contractor, and closing the bathrooms during installation are just a few simple steps to reach complete sustainability. Lastly, the campus has a main goal of using no more then 206 MGY (million gallons/year). By conserving water through more efficient toilet flushers, the water we conserve will have other more important uses. One use includes drinkable water where we can supply more water to our drinking fountains and hopefully promote the use of non-single use water bottles. By supplying more water you can provide a bigger and faster flow making it easier to fill your water bottles at the drinking fountain. People would notice that it's not such a pain anymore and may decide to invest in non-single use water bottles. If we conserve with the dual flushers we can dedicate that water to the fountains making it easier to fill those water bottles on hot days and after venturing through trails on your to class.