Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: m.b.s. on January 29, 2008, 08:47:19 pm
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my filter was fine last night but tonight it is a chocolate color so needs changing my question is will it last till my new ones arrive without damaging the membrain alex you may have an order if they are cheep enought can you give me a price including vat and delivery i know it has slowed down my produced water by half going to struggle a bit till i can get new ones but will it damage the membrain
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how do you know if you have damaged the membrain?
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my filter was fine last night but tonight it is a chocolate color so needs changing my question is will it last till my new ones arrive without damaging the membrain alex you may have an order if they are cheep enought can you give me a price including vat and delivery i know it has slowed down my produced water by half going to struggle a bit till i can get new ones but will it damage the membrain
Just go onto Alex's site. I am sure thay are on there with prices.
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Shouldn't damage the membrane, it has just picked up some dirty water. Mine goes like this within a week of fitting.
Here is the price breakdown;
DESCRIPTION QUANTITY PRICE COST
Sedimentary Filter 10"
£3.30
Shipping (Zone 2&3) £1.70
VAT charge £0.88
Total £5.88
Hope that helps
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thanks alex am i best of changing all the filters or just sed
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If they are over 3 months old then change all 3.