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21 December 2007

FAQ: What are the real costs of having hard water?

Official government statistics prove the added costs to heating bills and show that you could be losing as much as 70% efficiency on running costs.

Billscalculator200 Removing hard water by installing a water softener you'll save in the usages (equals costs) of soaps, shampoos, detergents and other cleaning materials, plus with less of these chemicals entering the eco-system (as much as 75% less) it can only benefit our rivers and waterways.
Appliances will last longer when hard water is softened.

Better Water Solutions:
52 Lower Vicarage Lane, Ashford, Kent UK TN24 9AS
Tel: 01233 - 712610
email: info@betterwatersolutions.co.uk

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