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Free e-on ShowerSave regulator
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What's this about?[/title]
E.On, in conjunction with the big water companies, is offering UK households a free ShowerSave water regulator (worth around a fiver). The ShowerSave claims to regulate your water flow to prevent you from wasting water and reduce your yearly bill (up to £46).
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How to get them...
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To get your free ShowerSave visit Shower Save (click on the banner on the right hand side) before 31 May. Select your water company and it'll redirect you to their order page. Add the freebie to your basket and proceed to checkout. You won't be asked for your card details, only your address.
If your water company isn't listed, simply pick one of the others, it doesn't matter if you're not supplied by that water company.
If you choose Wessex Water, Severn Trent Water or Anglian Water then you'll also get a couple more water saving freebies: a save-a-flush (saves you one litre every time you flush) or a self audit leaflet.
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Does it work?[/title]
If you've got an electric shower or one with multi-jets, unfortunatly you won't be able to use the ShowerSave. The jury's out on how effective this is - ShowerSave claims the gadget can save around £45/year if you're on a water meter but previously MoneySaver plumbers have said "I can safely say these are as useless as a chocolate teapot!". Yet it's free so give it a go and if it doesn't work simply ditch it.
Why's EON doing this?
Energy suppliers are obliged to help customers become more energy efficient via grants and offers like this one.
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Any restrictions?[/title]
The offer's limited to one per household and includes England, Scotland & Wales. It's subject to availability but there are around 200,000 left. You'll have to allow 28 days before delivery.
Thanks to matsgullis for the top spot.
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E.On, in conjunction with the big water companies, is offering UK households a free ShowerSave water regulator (worth around a fiver). The ShowerSave claims to regulate your water flow to prevent you from wasting water and reduce your yearly bill (up to £46).
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To get your free ShowerSave visit Shower Save (click on the banner on the right hand side) before 31 May. Select your water company and it'll redirect you to their order page. Add the freebie to your basket and proceed to checkout. You won't be asked for your card details, only your address.
If your water company isn't listed, simply pick one of the others, it doesn't matter if you're not supplied by that water company.
If you choose Wessex Water, Severn Trent Water or Anglian Water then you'll also get a couple more water saving freebies: a save-a-flush (saves you one litre every time you flush) or a self audit leaflet.
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If you've got an electric shower or one with multi-jets, unfortunatly you won't be able to use the ShowerSave. The jury's out on how effective this is - ShowerSave claims the gadget can save around £45/year if you're on a water meter but previously MoneySaver plumbers have said "I can safely say these are as useless as a chocolate teapot!". Yet it's free so give it a go and if it doesn't work simply ditch it.
Why's EON doing this?
Energy suppliers are obliged to help customers become more energy efficient via grants and offers like this one.
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The offer's limited to one per household and includes England, Scotland & Wales. It's subject to availability but there are around 200,000 left. You'll have to allow 28 days before delivery.
Thanks to matsgullis for the top spot.
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haya found this in an mag today
FREE WaterSave Pack
Save water and energy with this pack. It includes:
an E.ON ShowerSave regulator
a save a flush
a self audit leaflet
To order just a save a flush
cant enter link
go to www .wessex watershop. co.uk/products/eon-shower-save
just enter promo code WW00650 -
Shower regulators like this cannot be used with electric showers, just those run from the bath tap or power showers. Got one through the post today, no idea why, as I didn't request it!!Cleared unsecured debt: £24786 with DMP
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................................... MSE MARTIN LEWIS ... :A ... THANK YOU.......................0
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Thanks for the find matsgullis:A Money Saving Diva :A0
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(Note: you must be a Wessex Water supply customer to be eligible for a free save a flush).
Well that rules me out0 -
It went through ok for me, wonder if it will come? And I have no idea where Wesses is! hehehehe :rotfl:Debt free since July 2013! Woo hoo! The bank actually laughed when I said I have come in to cancel my overdraft.0
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When we tried ours, the water ran so slowly we had to jump around to get wet.
It might work for others but we were not impressed!:(0 -
dollynatrix wrote: »(Note: you must be a Wessex Water supply customer to be eligible for a free save a flush).
Well that rules me out
most other water companies have a similare offer..
www . eonshowersave . co.uk
(and i dont think they check where you live - mine went through okay, didnt need a meter number or anything like that, nice to see that free actually means free as well - with no postage or anything to pay0 -
Shower regulators like this cannot be used with electric showers, just those run from the bath tap or power showers. Got one through the post today, no idea why, as I didn't request it!!0
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Hi all,
I have a power shower. Am I correct in assuming that this product will work with a power shower ?
Thanks0
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