Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: edd on April 13, 2008, 11:50:14 pm
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if anyone has got any Brodex carbon filters please take out and have a look
for rust like spots on the filter as mine had 4 rusty blobs on it , no good for the RO
please report back any findings it will only take seconds could save your RO!!
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for goodness sake .what noone got any Brodex filters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
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just take the filters out and have a look for me cheers guys ED
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>:( >:( ??? ??? ???
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edd
I'm pretty sure the filters that brodex use are GAC (granular activated carbon)
chances are the rust blobs are iron deposits from your water, however, if its on the outside of the carbon filter then its unlikely to have made it through the carbon filter and into the membrane.
I wouldn't worry too much but would say to you to give brodex and ring and see if they know whats happened.
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this has not happened to any other brand of filter over 2 years only the Brodex ones and I did ring
them and got fobbed off with bull about Oh it must be your machine!!!! wtf is he on .......well ........
Like I say its not happened since and only with there filters so I will not use them or the co again EDD
A complete bunch or IDIOTS !!!!!!!!!!!!! yep thats right imo
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All I wanted was my money back £20 not much really???? like I said wont use them again >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
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edd - do you get easily annoyed about things?
just kidding, but no it must be iron deposits or something similar. I wouldn't worry, look on the bright side, I have to do a full service on both our systems this week sometime.
Wiring, plumbing, checking floor of vans for damage etc, blah blah blah - I know if it ain't broke, don't fix it but I like to keep an eye on everything.
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no I dont get peed off easily really ...... but this has not happened before only on the Brodex filters
I am using the chlor plus filters now ........a much better made filter altogether and makes my drinking water
taste so much better , because it does get rid of most of the chlorine which you do not want in the ro