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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Pureclean Essex Services on November 05, 2009, 08:37:05 pm

Title: what one for hard water area
Post by: Pureclean Essex Services on November 05, 2009, 08:37:05 pm

hi ,just  about to change to wfp over the next week or two,and i'm setting up a trailer system, hard water area essex,so just wondered whats the best di  to use,i have the merlin 720,i appreciate all your comments,thanks brian

Title: Re: what one for hard water area
Post by: Richard hydro on November 05, 2009, 09:48:21 pm

Hi, have a chat with Graig from CT East 01376 564096 he's a good bloke and will point you in the right direction

Title: Re: what one for hard water area
Post by: Window Washers on November 05, 2009, 11:32:48 pm

Quote from: 19ferry66 on November 05, 2009, 08:37:05 pm

hi ,just  about to change to wfp over the next week or two,and i'm setting up a trailer system, hard water area essex,so just wondered whats the best di  to use,i have the merlin 720,i appreciate all your comments,thanks brian

the two you have put are both needed, the second being the most important.

if your needing help go to www.purefreedom.co.uk call them ask for Andrew Bramley and he will explain the lot to you, there prices are very good also ;)

Ian

Title: Re: what one for hard water area
Post by: Pureclean Essex Services on November 06, 2009, 09:30:43 am

thanks richard

Title: Re: what one for hard water area
Post by: Pureclean Essex Services on November 06, 2009, 09:37:19 am

hi ian (windowwashers), so is it best to have di & softner as in picture 1,opposed to di on its own,i have read that you flush di tank with the salt and that regennerates the resin,where as di on its own,resin  would have to be discarded,is that right,thanks for your help,brian. ???

Title: Re: what one for hard water area
Post by: Window Washers on November 06, 2009, 10:43:24 am

Quote from: 19ferry66 on November 06, 2009, 09:37:19 am

hi ian (windowwashers), so is it best to have di & softner as in picture 1,opposed to di on its own,i have read that you flush di tank with the salt and that regennerates the resin,where as di on its own,resin  would have to be discarded,is that right,thanks for your help,brian. ???

the softner vessal and the polishing resin are different, you need polishing resin to get tds to 000. the softner resin is for hard water areas this is first one, you cannot regenerate the resin for polishing (at least not with salt) that is the softening resin, the salt goes in the clear chamber, and is slowly flushed over the resin (softner resin) goes through filters ro, then the final di polishing resin end product water.

the first picture is the softner, the second pictue is what I would have for polishing resin. I have both of these as my tds is over 450.

Ian

Title: Re: what one for hard water area
Post by: Pureclean Essex Services on November 06, 2009, 11:12:20 am

thanks Ian,got a little confused,i thought they were both di vessals,and the clear chamber was the softner,thanks for help,i'm a little wiser now,lol ;D

Title: Re: what one for hard water area
Post by: Window Washers on November 06, 2009, 11:19:08 am

Quote from: 19ferry66 on November 06, 2009, 11:12:20 am

thanks Ian,got a little confused,i thought they were both di vessals,and the clear chamber was the softner,thanks for help,i'm a little wiser now,lol ;D

I got confused myself before I started out, thats the good thing about this place, people help each other  ;D