TwinTec S3 Water Softener

[Stephen]

Has anyone got a TwinTec S3 Water Softener and what do you think of it.

We just had a quote for one. And although I was pleasantly surprised at the running cost, I nearly had a Sean Connery when I heard how much the unit and fitting was

[Onelife]

Save your money Stephen and install an outside water butt you can't get much softer water than that

[Stephen]

Save your money Stephen and install an outside water butt you can't get much softer water than that

I'll let you tell Juliet that

[sunseeker16]

I think ours is Pureflow

As you say, the purchase/installation cost is eye-watering but I'd never go back to limescale everywhere, shampoo not lathering, blah blah.
You'll save on anything soapy, where you only need something like a third to one half of your 'pre-softening' dose and the experts will tell you that your washing machine and dishwasher will last much longer
You'll have to shell out on a good bath/shower mat, as the soft water makes them exceedingly slippy!

Hope that helps

[jay-ell71]

We have a Culligan bought at B & Q. It is the sort that uses salt. The OH put it in himself. Takes up a bit of space in the kitchen cupboard.

No more limescale, lots of lather.

[Stephen]

Looks like we are going for it. I've already had the lecture about not needing to use so much soap, shower gel etc etc....

If only you new how much I suffer

[Dennis The Menace]

See, it wasn't worth getting yourself all in a lather now was it ?

[oldbluefox]

Move up north. The water's lovely up here. We send all the rough stuff down to you!!!!

[Stephen]

Move up north. The water's lovely up here. We send all the rough stuff down to you!!!!

Probably because it's never used

Move up North