Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Avo on October 18, 2011, 08:40:03 pm
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Bought the worst resin ever possible to man.. Been Running twin di about 2 years tried out purolite which was good lasted well then tried out tulsion which some of you guys recommend which would appear to be amazing.. I'm running this nearest the tap and have been for half of the year and still running 6 tds but about 2 months ago I bought some window cleaning shops own branded stuff and already reading 1 tds (how rubbish)
If this vessels was nearest the tap it may of lasted 2 days at best...
it's well pea'd me off :'(
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Easy to blame the resin, but is the DI vessel assembled properly with you changing the resin? BTW, I'm not saying that the resin isn't good quality either. I'm just asking the question as it is a possibility that the fault is not just the resin.
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There has been a few of us had the same problem lately I feel some of these guys have bought a bad batch of resin and am selling it as good .I have the same set up with 2 di and am finding 000 and by 200 litre it 5 tds.Was the resin sold in a unlabelled bags.It was sold as tulsion but defo not I have used tulsion for a long time and never had problems.This is a con tulsion.
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Easy to blame the resin, but is the DI vessel assembled properly with you changing the resin? BTW, I'm not saying that the resin isn't good quality either. I'm just asking the question as it is a possibility that the fault is not just the resin.
Hi spruce what of the assembly could I have done wrong?? I'm pretty sure this ain't me at fault but open to suggestions... None label bucket!!!!!
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I heard on this forum there was some one selling a bad batch of resin it was a very large amount of product.From now on I will only be buying sealed and labeled resin.If not worth the money.
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I no soooo many dodgy dealers about looking for a quick coin...
What they doing mixing 50/50 with old resin or what ;D
Tulsion all the way in future I should no better really!!!
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On the subject of dodgy resin (we only supply Tulsion) here is a funny story.
Outside our premises we had placed (but not yet disposed of) a very large commercial drum of DI resin which had been sent to us for evaluation a while ago. A few weeks ago some 'visitor' prised off the lid and helped themselves to half of its contents. They will have been disappointed when coming to use it as this is not standard resin but a grade of DI resin used in commercial applications and would be most ineffective when used to purify window cleaning water - it will probably have led to much annoyance ;D Because we were about to dispose of the container we have not even bothered playing back the CCTV footage of the area to see who it was. :)
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On the subject of dodgy resin (we only supply Tulsion) here is a funny story.
Outside our premises we had placed (but not yet disposed of) a very large commercial drum of DI resin which had been sent to us for evaluation a while ago. A few weeks ago some 'visitor' prised off the lid and helped themselves to half of its contents. They will have been disappointed when coming to use it as this is not standard resin but a grade of DI resin used in commercial applications and would be most ineffective when used to purify window cleaning water - it will probably have led to much annoyance ;D Because we were about to dispose of the container we have not even bothered playing back the CCTV footage of the area to see who it was. :)
Doesn't David Morris St Ives live near you Alex? ;D ;D ;D
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Play it back and stick it on YouTube for everyone to see who it was. ;D
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I bought some dodgy resin a few years ago, so i sold it to my mate then bought some sticky weed instead. ;D
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No need for much resin in Cornwall , tap water is only70 Tds
Ro produces 2 Tds. Can't think when I last bought resin.
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I had one that did this.. it went up quickly to 2tds but then stayed on that for nearly 9 months ?!?!
could it be impurities in the setup ?? just a thought
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alex it was some of your local lads thinking it was the good stuff ;D
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On the subject of dodgy resin (we only supply Tulsion) here is a funny story.
Outside our premises we had placed (but not yet disposed of) a very large commercial drum of DI resin which had been sent to us for evaluation a while ago. A few weeks ago some 'visitor' prised off the lid and helped themselves to half of its contents. They will have been disappointed when coming to use it as this is not standard resin but a grade of DI resin used in commercial applications and would be most ineffective when used to purify window cleaning water - it will probably have led to much annoyance ;D Because we were about to dispose of the container we have not even bothered playing back the CCTV footage of the area to see who it was. :)
;D ;D ;D ;D