Horow offers 7 low-flow toilets toilets models in the lineup we track. This page is the Horow-specific cut of the broader Low-Flow & WaterSense Toilets toilets category — same product class, narrowed to the Horow catalog only.
About Horow
Horow markets smart toilets directly to US consumers through Amazon, Wayfair, and its own storefront, undercutting TOTO Neorest and Kohler Numi by 50–70% on similar feature sets — auto open/close lid, heated seat, foot-sensor flush, integrated bidet wash with adjustable temperature, and tankless siphonic flush as low as 0.8 GPF. The HWMT-8733 and HR-T17Y models are the volume sellers. Quality and warranty consistency lags the Japanese brands, but the value proposition is real for shoppers under $1,500.
For the complete Horow lineup across all sub-types and capacities, see the Horow Toilets hub.
Horow Low-Flow & WaterSense Toilets models we track
Other Low-Flow Toilets toilets brands
If you're cross-shopping low-flow toilets toilets beyond Horow, the following brands also ship in this category:
About Low-Flow & WaterSense Toilets toilets
If "low-flow toilet" is on your search list, you're probably either (a) noticing your water bill, (b) trying to qualify for a state or municipal rebate, or (c) in a drought-zone where every gallon saved is a long-term hedge. Here's exactly what the numbers mean and how to choose between the three tiers.
- Federal maximum since 1994: 1.6 GPF — the Energy Policy Act standard. Any new toilet sold legally in the US is at most 1.6 GPF.
- EPA WaterSense voluntary spec: 1.28 GPF or lower, plus a flush-performance minimum (MaP-tested at 350g of solid waste). Roughly 70% of toilets at retail today carry the WaterSense label.
- California state requirement (since 2014): all new toilets sold in CA must...
For the complete low-flow toilets buyer's guide (all brands, full comparison framework), see the Low-Flow & WaterSense Toilets category hub.
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