Cost Savings With a Water Softener

Other appliances, such as your shower will also be more efficient, thanks to the reduction of limescale and therefore the efficiency of your pipes.

By improving the showerhead efficiency it means that shower times can be reduced which means cost cuts on water usage too.

Reduced cleaning costs

If limescale has built up around your home you'll likely be investing a lot more time and money into cleaning products. Cleaning products to reverse the effects of hard water can be costly, but with soft water you can say goodbye to harsh chemicals and limescale removers for good.

Many of our customers say their cleaning time has also been reduced with the introduction of soft water into the home.

Washing detergents and washing up liquid are other examples of items reduced with softened water.

With hard water your laundry can feel stiff, dull and dingy.

This can be due to either:

To make any kind of lather in hard water, excessive amounts of soap powders are required which when not rinsed thoroughly; make the washing appear dull and rough.

With softened water, detergents can be cut significantly saving money and ending the use of extra unnecessary chemicals.

The same goes for washing up liquids - the soft water will lather up beautifully meaning you’ll need considerably less washing up liquid.

So you can keep your home looking cleaner and fresher for a fraction of the cost with the added bonus of less cleaning time.

Reduced product costs

It isn’t just the home that benefits from product savings.

Hair, face and body products will also be reduced.

You will definitely need significantly less hand soap, shower gel, bubble bath, shampoo and conditioner.

Expensive strong moisturising products can be reduced or replaced for milder and inexpensive ones.

Invest in your appliances

Any appliance you buy for your home is an investment.

By installing a water softener, you protect that investment, because soft water is much kinder on your appliances overall.

If you live in a hard water area, you will suffer with corrosion and scale damage due to the hardness minerals.

An example of this which you can see clearly is on your shower rose or inside your kettle.

Hard water causes limescale and corrosion to the heating element.

But what about the scale you cannot see, for example in your dishwasher or washing machine?

With soft water your appliances are protected from the abrasive minerals and they work more effectively and more efficiently for longer.

This means you save money on replacing your appliances, expensive engineer repairs and the appliances last longer in general.