Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: rz on December 05, 2008, 08:48:42 pm
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i,ve just bought a new van (pictures to follow) and have the feed from my pump through the floor and clamped to the tow bar so the van can be locked while i work, the pipe from the pump is connected to a tap with a 2 inch piece of copper pipe, so this is the question, will the copper pipe affect the tds reading??
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in theory yes
but by how much is hard to say
try taking before and after readings :)
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took a reading today still 000 after the copper at the moment.
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dont worry then ;D
at 2 inches its not long enough to worry about :o :o
problems are more likely if using copper pipe from an ro into a static or van tank
if flow thru pipe is high and pipe length short no worries
in theory ;)
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come on rog
show us your van, its a real mans van 8) 8) 8) ;D
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iv got moor than that and it dont make any dif
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come on rog
show us your van, its a real mans van 8) 8) 8) ;D
rog ???
is rz squeeky ??? ???
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no squeakys better looking ;D ;D ;D ;)
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The tds rise will be so small you won't be able to measure it,.. nowt to worry about.
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did you just call me ugly mike.
will put the pictures on 2moro
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iv got moor than that and it dont make any dif
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did you just call me ugly mike.
will put the pictures on 2moro
lol that rog ,
just testing
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i,ve just bought a new van (pictures to follow) and have the feed from my pump through the floor and clamped to the tow bar so the van can be locked while i work, the pipe from the pump is connected to a tap with a 2 inch piece of copper pipe, so this is the question, will the copper pipe affect the tds reading??
surly it passes through more copper pipe than this when it comes from your house anyway
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yes it dus but then you filter it as it wood be part of the miaral content be for filter
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i've got 20 metres in my 125 litre "reserve" tank which I used to use as a calorifier.
i've never noticed any difference and have never had a problem with spotting.
worry not