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March 2001 Features

Who doesn't get worse for wear the older he gets? A recent study by two Arizona researchers indicates low-flow toilets aren't any different.

Aging Low Flows
Just how many gallons per flush
does a 7-year-old, 1.6-gpf toilet actually flush?
Hint: It's not necessarily 1.6 gallons.

Measuring Water Consumption
Wireless electronics promise a better way to
bill for water use and promote conservation.

March 2001 Columns

What's Wrong With This Ad?
Frank Blau
Some businesses are better described as expensive hobbies.

Dashed Expectations
John Siegenthaler
Success (or failure) often lies in the details.

Hello, AEA Investors?
Julius Ballanco
CPVC, an excellent material for many applications, deserves more promotion.

Getting Your Company On The Internet
Marci McCarthy
Your business can be a mouse click away from your customers.

Construction's Female Workforce - Why & How
Paul Ridilla
You may need to make some changes,
but the resulting profits will definitely justify your efforts.

The 'S' Word
Ellen Rohr
Don't be afraid to say the "S" word at your company.

Make Hay While The Sun Shines
Jim Olsztynski
People are in shock over high fuel bills, and that's good for heating contractors.

PM Letters To The Editor
March 2001
Send your letters to the editor to PMmag@enteract.com

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