What changes
in your budget?
Look beyond the equipment price. Compare your own expected costs and bottle-buying habits before deciding whether the numbers work for you.
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See the difference.
This is an arithmetic comparison, not a quotation or a savings promise. Nothing is prefilled with an invented product price. Your figures stay in this page and are not submitted or saved.
Count the whole cost.
Keep the assumptions visible.
Annual avoided bottle spend = weekly spending × 52 × the share replaced. Annual net difference = avoided spend minus annual running cost. First-year difference also subtracts installation. Simple payback divides installation by a positive annual net difference.
A positive figure means lower costs under your assumptions; a negative figure means higher costs. If running costs equal or exceed avoided bottle spending, there is no cost payback in this model.
This simple comparison assumes unchanged prices and usage. It excludes finance charges, inflation, unexpected repairs, replacement of the entire system and the value of your time. A calculated payback may exceed the system’s life. Enter all known operating costs; do not omit maintenance just to improve the result.
If you already drink mains water without buying bottles, filtration adds costs. Convenience or a specific treatment requirement may still be your reason to consider it.
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