Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: robert mitchell on July 18, 2018, 02:47:37 pm
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Just wondering , has anybody succesfully refilled one of these with resin ?, it appears to be a sealed unit but seems wasteful to just throw away .
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They are designed as a sealed unit, to be replaced for another sealed unit . I don't find the process user friendly at all. I'm looking changing to the standard bag resin. This would involve changing the housings.
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They are designed as a sealed unit, to be replaced for another sealed unit . I don't find the process user friendly at all. I'm looking changing to the standard bag resin. This would involve changing the housings.
Seems very wasteful to just dump the housing , when its spent im going to try and work out a way of doing it .
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The filtering housing also has a habit of splitting rendering them useless. Ionics blames this on high water pressure. They are tested to 130, my pressure is a max of 70. I have had 4 split on me.
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The filtering housing also has a habit of splitting rendering them useless. Ionics blames this on high water pressure. They are tested to 130, my pressure is a max of 70. I have had 4 split on me.
Ionic said to me " because i have a beard and i'm wearing red socks is why it's splitting!
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The filtering housing also has a habit of splitting rendering them useless. Ionics blames this on high water pressure. They are tested to 130, my pressure is a max of 70. I have had 4 split on me.
Hmmm doesnt sound good , the new zero system looks better with removable inserts.........but an ro membrane is nearly £600 notes :o
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We have done away with the ionics Di filter as they only hold 6 ltr we now use a 25 ltr Di vessel works far better as the linier ionics filters don’t work well that’s why they now stand them up on end instead of horizontal , also works out far cheaper