limestop

In many areas of the UK, such as the Thames Valley, Kent and East Anglia in particular, rain water will pass through rocks that contain calcium and magnesium. The water that filters through these rocks will partially dissolve these minerals. Your water supplier will remove this underground water, clean it, and send it to homes across your region. But the dissolved minerals remain. When the water is heated (especially over 63 degrees C) the calcium deposits will fall out of the water and adhere to surfaces. This is what's commonly called 'limescale'. It’s highly damaging to water heating equipment and costs consumers millions of pounds per year.

However, you don’t have to resort to fancy ideas of protecting water systems from the damaging effects of limescale. Water softeners are all well and good. But they are expensive, and require constant salt replenishment and maintenance. The problem with physical water conditioners such as those that use electronic signals is that they seem largely unproven, and manufacturers of these units are conspicuously reluctant to offer a money-back guarantee if they don’t work. Polyphosphate inhibitors almost exclusively use a ‘dosing’ unit which has tiny holes for the water to flow in and out. However, the holes block up with the powdery polyphosphate!

I have carried out research for many years on what works and what doesn’t. Over thirty years of attending to hot water appliances that are encrusted with limescale has revealed that there really is only one choice - Siliphos, silicate-polyphosphate. A Siliphos dispenser doses the water with silicate-polyphosphate. But by being a ‘straight-through’- flow unit, the LimeStop manages to overcome the problem of clogging. I also listened to what engineers wanted from their limescale inhibitor - and LimeStop is the result. It’s copper rather than plastic, it has brass fittings rather than plastic, and there’s no need to replace the Siliphos!

Siliphos is a widely-trusted food-grade material proven time and again to inhibit limescale formation. Its ability to combat limescale deposits is really quite remarkable as it both lays down a protective layer on the walls of the supply piping and inhibits calcium deposits. The LimeStop is a small copper cylinder packed with 400 grams of Siliphos which can be fitted prior to ANY combination boiler or mains-pressure thermal store. It's even suitable for drinking water! It can be supplied ready-fitted with compression connectors suitable for either ¾" (22mm) in place of the standard 15mm compression connectors. After two year’s use you simply replace the complete unit. I will even remind you when it's due. Then there's the legendary performance guarantee: If it doesn't work then you'll get a refund of your original purchase cost. Now, that's a guarantee!* The LimeStop retails direct from me for just £79.00 plus postage. That means you get permanent limescale protection for your appliance for just 10p a day.

The LimeStop has a 2-year life. So after 24 months it should be replaced.

I will supply you with a new one for a discounted price of £69 + postage

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The LimeStop is guaranteed to work...or your money back!

To read all about the LimeStop please see the FAQs here