CombiSave works by automatically controlling the flow of water every time a hot tap is turned on – allowing the boiler to heat the water faster and only returning the flow to normal once a usable temperature is reached. That's it! You'll feel the benefits of your CombiSave straight away — and it won't need any future maintenance or use any extra power

Engineering specialists Teddington have launched a new, enhanced version of their energy-saving CombiSave product to make it suitable for households with high water pressure. A central heating system filter is a small, yet powerful device that fits by your boiler or in your airing cupboard. It captures damaging debris and sludge from the water in your heating system and prevents it from entering your boiler and causing damage. It'll protect your boiler and radiators and help the heating system to last longer and work more efficiently. Why do I need a Powerflush?

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CombiSave is a valve which help you reduce the amount of water and gas used in the initial heating process, saving you time and money, and helping the environment. Also during hot weather, the water wasted at washing up time goes into the water buts, but we haven’t done much of this so far in 2012. It helps to make homes more fuel efficient and offers householders free, impartial advice and support to reduce energy costs. Independent tests done by EA Technologies revealed that fitting a CombiSave in 50,000 homes can save a whole reservoir of water every year. Not only that, it can also save 6,500 tonnes of CO 2 annually! How a CombiSave Works Both my wife and I are in our 70’s so of course, as we aren’t in the banking fraternity, we have to spend our money as wisely as possible. We have had a Worcester Highflow combination boiler for 7 years and have always been concerned about how much domestic water we waste when washing up , etc.

Hi Paula, I am delighted to have found your review of the Combisave as I am seriously thinking about having one fitted, to the extent that I was trying to calculate the savings for our situation!David from Combisave points out, in a earlier comment to this blogpost, that you will save more in winter than in summer monhs as the incoming water temperature is much lower in the winter months, so takes longer to warm up. Hence your savings will be more in winter with a Combisave installed. Kenny Maxwell added: “It’s a win-win for both the consumer and the installer. On the one hand, householders save money on their utility bills, while plumbers and heating technicians can demonstrate to their customers how they can help save them money whilst gaining a new income stream.” BA you go on about low energy lights etc which cost the best part of a tenner each and save pennies, I don't see the difference Book a free home visit and one of our engineers will come over and make sure that a CombiSave is right for you and provide you with a fixed-price, no-obligation quote. If you decide to go ahead, our expert engineer can normally fit it for you on the same day (depending on how busy they are). You'll start feeling the benefits straightaway. No maintenance or power required to keep it going. I live in a big house. Do I need just one CombiSave? Also, usefully, I have been on a water meter for years, so can also easily calculate a daily summertime water usage volume from my previous bills. Typically, for our two person household it has been around 200 litres a day.