A Message from Richard & Sharon

After 15 wonderful years of owning and running Silkflow, Richard and Sharon have made the decision to retire. Many of our customers will be aware that Richard took some time away from the business earlier this year due to ill health. This period gave Richard and...

Simple Tips to Keep Your Water Softener Running Smoothly

If you live in a town in the south east of England such as Aylesbury, you may be considering investing in a water softener.  These devices help to prevent your home appliances and pipes from becoming clogged up with limescale, and will prolong their lifespan. Water...

Why Water Softeners Make Cleaning Easier And Saves Time

If you live in a town in south east England such as High Wycombe, water softeners may already be a familiar household device. This is because this area of the UK has hard water, which means that it contains high levels of minerals such as calcium and magnesium, and...

Electric vs. Non-Electric Water Softeners: Which Is Best?

If you live in a town in south east England such as Chalfont St Peter, you may be considering investing in a water softener. This is because these areas have hard water that contains a high level of minerals such as calcium and magnesium. This can cause limescale...

Is Drinking Filtered Water Better For You Than Tap Water?

We all know that drinking water is a healthier alternative to beverages that contain a lot of sugar such as cola and fruit juice, but many people just don’t like the taste of plain water. However, this might be because they are drinking unfiltered tap water or bottled...

What Are The Advantages Of A Block Salt Water Softener?

If you live in an area with hard water such as the south east of England, then you’ve probably explored the world of water softeners. These devices remove the hard minerals from the water such as calcium and magnesium, meaning that your appliances will suffer less...
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