Let go limescale problems – without burdening the environment with water softening

Many choose water softening with conventional systems to reduce limescale nuisances, but this is often at the expense of the environment. Fortunately, there is a chemical-free solution against limescale .

Limescale in the shower, gray film on the tiles, descaling the electric kettle and white goods that wear out far too quickly - does this sound familiar?

limescale in the water is part of everyday life for most Danes. Many choose water softening with conventional systems to reduce limescale nuisances, but this is often at the expense of the environment. Fortunately, there is a chemical-free solution against limescale , which is both efficient and responsible: LAGUR .

“ water softening ” – without salt and chemicals

In contrast to traditional water softening plants , which uses large amounts of salt and chemicals to remove limescale from the water, changes LAGUR just the structure of limescale .

This means that the limescale is not removed – but that it no longer sticks to the surface as before. The result? You get rid of the worst limescale problems without affecting the water's natural taste or composition.

It does LAGUR an obvious choice for those who want a more sustainable solution for water treatment .

You get the best of both worlds: the feeling of lime-free water and at the same time an installation that neither consumes salt, chemicals nor emits harmful substances into nature.

Easy installation – zero maintenance

A LAGUR -system consists of a single pipe that is installed in the water pipe after the meter, and a small control unit on the wall.

The system runs automatically, requires no maintenance, and uses so little electricity that operating costs are typically around DKK 250 per year for single-family homes.

You will notice the difference in everyday life: less need for descaling, cleaner tiles and fixtures, and appliances that last longer.

At the same time, your consumption of cleaning agents is reduced - another benefit for both the environment and your wallet.

Retains the lime and all the good minerals

LAGUR As mentioned, it does not change the chemical composition of the water. You retain the natural minerals in your drinking water – including calcium and magnesium – and still avoid the typical limescale problems.

It also means you don't have to worry about how the water affects the taste of coffee and tea, or how it affects your skin.

Green technology with documentation

When you choose LAGUR , you choose a responsible solution that incorporates sustainability.

The system is produced in Denmark, which minimizes CO₂ emissions from transportation, and the entire solution supports the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, including:

Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation
Goal 12: Responsible consumption and production
Goal 13: Climate action
Goal 14: Life in the ocean

Descaling without compromise

With LAGUR you don't have to choose between comfort and climate. You get an intelligent form of water softening where you avoid the nuisance of limescale – without it costing the environment.

The solution is scalable and can be used in everything from single-family homes to larger buildings, offices and new construction.

Thousands of Danish homes, hotels, office buildings and housing associations have already had it installed. LAGUR – and today experience an easier everyday life with fewer limescale problems and less wear and tear on technical installations.

Alternative to water softening plants

If you choose LAGUR® rather than a classic water softening plant, you avoid unnecessary use of chemicals and salt.

How LAGUR water treatment works

LAGUR changes the structure of limescale with a documented and patented technology. Limescale does not settle in pipes and installations – without the use of chemicals, salt or maintenance.

Like a lime-free home

With LAGUR your water feels lime-free, even though it still contains the natural minerals. You get rid of the limescale nuisance – without changing the quality of the water. Fortunately.