Pro - Does anyone else's nest boxes get soaked in rain?

[The Dogmother]

Clickety click

 

Various products, all free, including Hippos for your loo cistern, water aerators for your taps....

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Maybe I'm not looking in the right place but the only free product I can find is the Eon Shower Save (which is great but the others sound good too!)

 

I wonder if it depends on your water supplier?

 

EDIT: that is indeed the case . Still, one free thing is very nice .

[lillybettybabs]

Thanks, ordered some bits.

[Charlottechicken]

Great find Clare

 

Anyone know what the tap inserts do? Looks like they slow the flow and I can't see the point

[Charlottechicken]

I wonder if it depends on your water supplier?

 

EDIT: that is indeed the case . Still, one free thing is very nice .

 

Crikey, you don't even get the free leaflet

[The Dogmother]

Great find Clare

 

Anyone know what the tap inserts do? Looks like they slow the flow and I can't see the point

 

I might be wrong, but I am guessing that they aerate the water (making it 'fizzy' as Rosie calls it) it then seems like more water is coming out of the tap, so you turn it down.

[Charlottechicken]

Thanks Clare, not sure if I want fizzy water, I can't see it being an advantage for me. I do need another save-a-flush, mine has gone a bit flat, it's been in the cistern for years!

 

Edited to add: Thanks Clare, got a new save-a-flush and one of the shower timers, also asked for the leaflet as well!

[Lavenders_Blue]

Thanks for posting

 

I have ordered a shower saver and a shower timer.

[kevtheplumber]

hi all airated water is just water that has air introduced and creates a frothy effect, does slow water down a little but you wouldnt notice the differance really. If you have a high pressure system ie unvented cylinder giving over 2o litres a minute it would be worth it as no one needs that much from a tap, even better would be reducing valves before the taps