Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: SPE on August 04, 2010, 08:14:05 am
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........and now the psi has dropped by about 5 and the product tds risen from 23 to 30 ppm ???
I flushed them through for an hour and then connected up to ro and flushed that too for an hour, bit confused
does it take longer to settle than that ?
Simon
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Due to weather conditions you can sometimes experience different results. For instance water temperature, incoming TDS and simply a drop in water pressure due to the hot weather (hosepipes etc)
Also, if you had a couple of days of heavy rain, sometimes the TDS can go up as well.
I wouldn't worry too much about it.
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you shouldnt have to rinse for a hour, seems a bit long to me , iwas told 5 mins thats all you need to do it for.
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you shouldnt have to rinse for a hour, seems a bit long to me , iwas told 5 mins thats all you need to do it for.
I bought the new filters from a trusted supplier well known on here and thats the recommended time stated on their product pageDue to weather conditions you can sometimes experience different results. For instance water temperature, incoming TDS and simply a drop in water pressure due to the hot weather (hosepipes etc)
Also, if you had a couple of days of heavy rain, sometimes the TDS can go up as well.
I wouldn't worry too much about it.
I took the previous filters tds measurement and psi last night right before changing them (they must be atleast 6 months old) so I doubt climatic conditions changed that much in the space of an hour. It just seems odd that I'm getting worse product results from new filters, like the saying "if it aint broke don't fix" so an evening spent pratting around for no gain, should have left well alone ::) ahh well !
Thanks anyways
Simon