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Soft water is free from some of the harsher chemicals than can cause challenges in and around the home. From a better lather on your shampoo to easier household cleaning, water softeners are a practical and cost effective solution to soften your water. How do I know if I have hard water? When used as instructed, water softeners have been known to last 20 years, but their typical lifespan is 10 to 15 years. What is the most reliable brand of water softener? A water softener is a filtration system that attaches to a household water supply to soften hard water through an ion exchange process. Watersure is a scheme which helps some people with their water bills. To apply for the scheme, you must be on benefits and need to use a lot of water either for medical reasons or because your household has a certain number of school-age children. You also need to be on a water meter or be waiting to have one installed. Without getting too technical, a water softener works by removing the hard water culprits – namely calcium and magnesium – that cause limescale chaos. The unit connects to your mains water supply and softens water for the entire property.

The design of a watering can can mean that much of the water doesn’t reach the roots where it is most needed, so be careful with thisThe unit should also be placed near a power source, a supply inlet and a drain for water discharge. And don’t forget to clear and sweep the area to get rid of any dust and debris. If you have a high-pressure system, you will have a higher flow rate. Therefore, you can consider larger shower heads and have two or more appliances running at the same time. High-pressure water systems work well with mixer, electric or digital showers without the need to install a pump. This is because the water pressure will be strong enough already. You can fit an electric shower directly over your bath or in a cubicle. Either way, make sure you leave enough room around the shower to remove the front cover for future servicing. All water butts should be sold with a lid, both for safety and to keep the water fresh by stopping leaves and other debris from falling in. If you have young children, look out for water butts that feature a child-safe lid.

You will be responsible for paying for any water that leaks. However, a water company won't normally charge for the first leak in an underground supply pipe. Your downpipes are easy to recognise, as, if you look up at your roof, they are connected to your guttering. Do not get them mixed up with your soil pipes (which carry waste from your sinks, baths and toilets and into the sewer) – your water butt will still fill up, but you won’t want to spread the result on your garden. Next, turn on nearby faucets and other outlets to drain away all the remaining water. As simple as it sounds, this precaution can prevent damage to the system, should anything go wrong during the installation. 4. Install The Bypass Valve Onto The Water SoftenerIf you have a traditional cottage garden and don’t want a big plastic barrel to spoil the look, then you can buy genuine oak whiskey barrels. Plastic butts in the style of terracotta pots, stone containers and wooden barrels are also available. If you have a large roof and need to store a lot of water, you can connect two or more butts up together or invest in a really large storage tank. Now you can fit the diverter. This is the piece of equipment that takes water from the downpipe and channels it into the butt. It’s very important that the diverter is attached to the downpipe below the top level of your water butt, or once the butt is full with rain, the butt will overflow, rather than allowing the water to just continue down the downpipe.