WATERSAVERS® products are made for three different functions – sink faucets,
showers and toilets. All products are made from
only high-quality materials and are manually assembled in the Czech Republic. Our products have all the necessary certificates and have
been thoroughly tested. Our products prevent the build-up of Calcium deposits and are the only water-savers in the world with adjustable
limitations on water-volume.
Water Savers for Kitchen and Bathroom Sink Faucets
Faucet water savers are installed on the end of the faucet nozzle, in the same was a basic aerator would be installed. Usually an existing corroded
aerator or an aerator with build-up deposits would be replaced by our WATERSAVERS® faucet aerator. The standard water-flow rate of
a WATERSAVERS® faucet aerator is set to 1.5 gallons per minute (gal/min) and can be changed at any time to
1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3 or 3.5 gal/min. Due to a unique water flow system, you will not notice the difference in the volume of water.
The difference between WATERSAVERS® aerators and standard aerators
A standard aerator is made to allow all the water pass through as quickly as possible. The volume of water used usually ranges from 4 to 5 gallons
per minute, based on water pressure. Even when a standard aerator is regularly cleaned, it is impossible to prevent the build-up of deposits
on the aerator mash which cause corrosion in about 2 years. The aerator must then be replaced because a corroded aerator may contain harmful
bacteria that could contaminate your water with Legionella pneumophila bacteria, which could lead to life—threatening
Legionnaires' disease.
The difference between standard (left) and WATERSAVERS® aerator after
3years of use.
You should know that:
Warranty on regular aerators usually lasts
1-2years, the lifecycle is about 3years.
Lifecycle of our water-savers is over 20years and the warranty lasts for
5years.
The difference between WATERSAVERS® and other brands saving aerator
Water aerators offered by other brands have a fixed water flow and cannot be changed or adjusted. Because most aerators are made
out of metallic materials, they corrode in the same way a standard aerator does which may lead to harmful bacteria contaminating
the water. Usually, after dismounting and disassembling a standard aerator for cleaning purposes, it can be extremely difficult to
assemble and mount the aerator back on the faucet. Also, the manufacturers’ flow rate is usually a prediction as not much research
has been put in, when designing the product. The warranty of a standard aerator is usually 1-2 years.
Comparison of water flow coming out of another brand aerator (left) and our WATERSAVERS®
aerator with the same water flow rate, set to 1.5 gallons per minute.
What is Limescale Protection and why is it so important?
Limescale Protection prevent the build-up of Calcium and other minerals from water on the product. Standard aerators have to be cleaned regularly to dispose of the Calcium deposits. Even if standard aerators are cleaned twice a year, it is near-impossible to prevent corrosion on the metal mash inside the aerator. Our WATERSAVERS® products consist of parts made from high-quality plastic materials, that are resistant to water chemicals as well as hot water. These high-quality materials are designed to withstand high-temperatures up to 354°F (179°C).
You should know that:
Some aerator manufacturers suggest that their products have anti-Calcium systems, but still recommend buying tools to mechanically remove calcium build-ups. This process may harm the plastic mash.
Maintenance is quite simple. Every once in a while, rinse out the white plastic sieve that catches larger particles. It is recommended
that you clean the sieve when water flow has decreased or just once every 6 months. The amount of particles caught in the sieve depend on the water quality.
Cleaning Instructions — unscrew the aerator from the faucet, remove and rinse the white sieve, put it back in its place and
screw the aerator back on to the faucet.
How to change the water flow rate
A set of silicon rings are provided with each aerator. Each ring has a different thickness and color. The water flow rate can be adjusted by removing or adding a ring(s), already in-place inside the aerator.
An Anti-Theft Line is ideal for usage in public places. The aerators can only be removed with a special key. The key is included in the shopping package and is delivered with each aerator.
They are made out of the same high-quality materials as our faucet water-savers. Our products meet or exceed all of the sanitary
requirements and regulations; they are anti-Limestone and the maximum-flow ratio has been certified through laboratory testing.
The new product is set to limit the water volume to
2.5gallons per minute. Like the faucet water-savers, the volume of water
can be adjusted to limit the maximum-volume to
1.5, 2, 2.5, 3 or 3.5gal/min at the user’s pleasure.
Because less hot water will be used, you will save money on costs for heating the water up.
How to change water flow rate with silicone rings
A set of silicon rings are provided with each aerator. Each ring has a different thickness and color. The water flow rate can be adjusted by removing or adding a ring(s), already in-place inside the aerator.
For example: A water flow of 2gal/min — 1x red O-ring.
Apart from shower water-savers, we also offer high-quality shower hoses – with or without a built in water-saver. These unique products will not break and can
withstand high pressures. They can also stretch to reach any spot while in the shower.
Ideal for all types of shower systems.
Made out of high quality chrome-plated brass to withstand high pressures.
The standard length is 60inches; can be stretched up to almost 80 inches.
Both ends are robust conical nuts.
Standard 1/2" size.
Can withstand a pulling force of up to 110lbs, inside pressure up to
10atm. (147PSI) and
temperature 34–194°F.
Toilet water-savers are ideal for all classic- and/or two-button toilets.
Water volume is adjusted by adding or removing the stainless steel cylinders, that also prevents leakage.
Household toilet water consumption
With each toilet flush, about 2.5 gallons of water is wasted. In a household with 4 people, an average of 70 gallons of water is flushed out daily, which adds up to 25,550gallons per year costing about $250. That is double the volume of a regular sized home pool, wasted every year. When using toilet reservoir-saver, up to 70% of the water will be saved, which would result in household savings of about $175 per year only on toilet use.
