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INDUSTRY NEWS
Kissler Tank Commander™ II Toilet Tank Fill Valve (Part # 68-771K)
WATERlOO, OnT. – Caroma®
New and Improved! • Easy to Install. • Adjustable 91/2" to 131/2"
• Anti-Siphon. • Integrated Float for Positive Shut Off and Increased Reliability. • Patent Pending
• To Order, Call: 1-800-KISSLER
Kissler & Co., Inc. Value, Selection and Service since 1923.
www.kissler.com
has
made a generous contribution in the form of product certificates to Habitat for Humanity®
filiates have been able to utilize the full amount contributed by Caroma to carry out their dedicated mission of making home a matter of conscience and action. The donation comes as part of the partnership that Habitat for Humanity has with the Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating. CIPH is a not-for-profit trade association, act- ing as a single, unified voice for the plumbing and heating industry in Canada. Through the ongoing sup- port of CIPH members like Caroma, Habitat for Humanity continues to help more families across Canada each year. Since Habitat for Humanity first
. The foundation’s af-
•THE WHOLESALER® — JUNE 2011
Caroma contributes to Habitat for Humanity
took root in Canada in 1985, they have been intent on achieving one very important goal: to help break the cycle of poverty by ensuring that Canadians everywhere have a safe, decent and affordable place to live. The miracle of a Habitat for Human- ity home isn’t the structure itself; it’s the change that it enables. The houses they build help families build new lives by providing safe, stable and healthy living environments. Caroma’s generous commitment of product certificates, exchangeable for high-efficiency toilets, sinks and other products for the bath, makes a direct and significant impact on those in need. The water-conserving products
they donate also further Habitat for Humanity’s green mission. Visit
www.caromausa.com.
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