[Carl2009]

Some of you will have read that Dazmond and i are incapacitated at the moment, and it@s gonna be a few weeks for both of us. So what should we be doing with our van mount systems to keep them in good condition when we get back?

I thought i'd drain mine down by lettinf the pumps empty the tank, then fill up with 30l / 40l every 2 days to keep the filters and RO / DI fresh.

Thoughts?

[Paul Coleman]

Some of you will have read that Dazmond and i are incapacitated at the moment, and it@s gonna be a few weeks for both of us. So what should we be doing with our van mount systems to keep them in good condition when we get back?

I thought i'd drain mine down by lettinf the pumps empty the tank, then fill up with 30l / 40l every 2 days to keep the filters and RO / DI fresh.

Thoughts?

As far as I know (and I've been wrong before), it would be a good idea to run a bit through the RO every few days so that it doesn't dry out.  Don't think there's an need with DI though.  Also, if we have a run of hot temperature (for about 2 weeks I believe) before you re-start, it might be a good idea to empty the tank in case of excessive legionella.  Wouldn't want to spray that around the environment.

[Carl2009]

good point. hadn't thought about the tank...

[dazmond]

no need to do anything to mine as its a 50L TROLLEY SYSTEM DI ONLY!!


supalite extreme brush came this morning.i must admit it looks shabby.sticker hanging off and the screw fitting(to fit on a standard plastic angle adaptor)is not screwed in properly.these things are £30 with vat.ive took the "extreme" sticker off and ill screw the screws in properly when i get my toolbox out of the van.its very light though!!

tried walking without crutches this morning but im not putting too much pressure on it.foots aching now!!

im hoping to be back at work by monday!

[ian1972]

They do look likea touthbrush those extremes