The full story

Before you get the wrong end of the stick, we aren’t suggesting that having a water softener installed in your home will make your water turn green. That’s the last thing it should do.

In fact, a water softener will do the complete opposite. It will not only make the water softer, but it will also get rid of many of the impurities that are present in the hard water, which enters your property through the mains supply.

The link between soft water and being green, which we are referring to, is all about looking after the environment and what we can do in our daily lives to be more sustainable. The disturbing effects of climate change are largely due to the amount of carbon dioxide being belched out into the atmosphere. Anything that can be done to reduce our carbon footprint and to protect our fragile ecosystems has surely got to be a good thing, to ensure the planet remains habitable for future generations.

Of course, there is only so much each one of us can do. But every little helps, as that big food store whose name has just escaped me, is always keen to remind us!

Anyway, leaving Tesco (whoops!) to one side, at Scott Jenkins Water Softeners, we aren’t just paying lip service to being environmentally friendly.

What makes Scott Jenkins Water Softeners so Green?

The water softener brands that we sell at Scott Jenkins Water Softeners are designed to be kind to the environment. Not just in their manufacturing processes – but also around the whole subject of using water responsibly. Here’s an overview of why:

All our water softeners are extremely efficient at helping reduce energy use in the home, given that central heating systems and household appliances will always get through less energy if they aren’t clogged up with scale, produced by hard water.

We are committed to the core principles of reducing and recycling. Our products are designed and manufactured around advanced engineering which controls and limits energy usage, as well as air and water emissions.

Our softeners use fewer than 17.5 kWh of energy per year. That’s equivalent to about £2 a year.

By helping to eliminate limescale build up, our softeners make water-using appliances like boilers, washing machines and dishwashers much more efficient.

How do the prices of Scott Jenkins Water Softeners compare to other water softeners?

Very favourably! Take MolliVita, for instance. With a starting price of £1,195, these energy efficient, eco-friendly softeners are arguably the most affordable range of water softeners you’ll find anywhere in the UK.

It would be difficult, if not impossible, to find an equivalent spec water softener selling for anywhere near this price. And don’t forget, once you’ve paid outright for your first Molli, you won’t need to fork out on another water softener ever again!