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Title: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: andrew hamshare on July 05, 2012, 11:36:42 pm
Any recommendations for buying 25 litres of DI resin please?

Not in a big rush as I got myself some agency work (need the money) next week and my 1 remaining clean this week I can do with ladders but I am submitting my quote for another care home tomorrow and want to be in a position to get in quick should I get offered it.

Cheers
Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: colin purewater on July 06, 2012, 07:26:07 am
Corewood in Cheshire mate good price and service
Advertised on here still I think
Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: andyM on July 06, 2012, 09:01:04 am
If money is tight you don't have to buy 25 litres of resin.
A lot of suppliers will sell you 5 or 10 litres if thats all you require.
For example I use an 11 ltr DI Vessel after RO and I only buy 10 ltrs of resin at any one time because that lasts me about a year before needing replacing.
Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: Wc Solutions on July 06, 2012, 11:20:00 am
daqua - end of!
Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: Roy Cauldery on July 06, 2012, 11:17:44 pm
Hi Andy
Thanks for dropping off my container -sorry I wasn't at home
How's the knocking going?

Roy
Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: PurefectWindowCleaning on July 07, 2012, 07:34:38 am
http://www.windowcleaningequipment.co.uk/water-purification/Resins/Tulsion_Ion_Exchange_Resin

I bought mine from Corwood. Great service and cheapest I know of.
Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: andrew hamshare on July 07, 2012, 11:00:10 am
Hi Andy
Thanks for dropping off my container -sorry I wasn't at home
How's the knocking going?

Roy

Thanks again Roy.

Re canvassing, I've did 2 evenings this week and picked up 1 definite and a lot of nice chats on doorsteps, balls in their court but I count them as results as they know my face and that I'm not pushy, just a friendly local chap trying to make ends meet. Everyone asks for my flyer without prompting too which I take as either really positive or really polite.

Spent ages (paint everywhere) doing a terrace clean with ladders for a local businessman and got a very generous tip then he tells me that he's only staying in the house until his detached place is finished at Hawkinge... on a plot next to his mate and 'please will I agree to do them both?'.  A great return on the investment of my time and even if I say so myself, he has the cleanest windows in the street.


You'll know that Deal is a very friendly place and WOM is crucial to any local traders reputation.

I also quoted at a 6 bed care home who had advertised for a gardener. Front was pretty standard Georgian windows but the back is glass everywhere. Great access, beautiful garden with proper topiary but not cleaned for over a year. I've given 3 prices; first clean, bimonthly and monthly based roughly on £2 per window.  I'm fairly confident that it's a fair price and unless they decide to get oother comparison quotes I will have an answer pretty soon.

Also met a chap whilst walking the dogs last night who has asked me to do his grade 2 listed house.  Won't reveal too much on here but he is 'well connected' in my prime target area.

All in all I am very happy with the positive vibe that's following me around.



Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: richardlingard on July 07, 2012, 01:49:27 pm
hey i grew up in Deal mate, how are you, ive got a couple of brothers, one with a round i Deal and the other in Dover.
Title: Re: Best Buy Resin please?
Post by: andrew hamshare on July 08, 2012, 12:41:39 am
Born in Deal, Clanwilliam Road.  Living in Walmer atm.

Mum's a miners daughter and Dad's ex- Royal Marine.

It's really lovely down here atm, very vibrant community.