[Poles R Us]

is it possible to clean resin with milton? after all its only balls of plastic stuff

[Smudger]

I think the process is a little more complicated than that and involves acids etc...

Darran

[lee09]

£70. a bag that will last ages depending on your tds and you want to fanny around rejuvenating it.
You must be mad
Lee

[edward1]

he may not be mad ,lets see if he can do it .70 a bag is not cheap

[lee09]

he may not be mad ,lets see if he can do it .70 a bag is not cheap

£70.00 your right is not cheap. The thing for me is the bloody stuff gets everywhere when I am filling my di.
The thought of the mess while trying to clean or rejuvenate it, makes the 70 quid worth it to me.
But then if he thinks he can or wants to, good luck to him.
Lee

[mci services]

Peter fogwell explained it to me. dead easy if you have 2 di vessels. The hardest part is the separating the resin but even that sounds easy enough.

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I wouldn't waste your time. Even in the very unlikely event that you are successful, regenerated resin has a considerably lesser life span than "virgin"

I also think you can not do it, I'm sure there's more to it than you think. I remember reading about it & apparently it's only economically viable to do in huge quantities.

[A & J Owen Window Cleaning]

the process is of using caustic soda and hydrocloric acid to regenerate the resin best to mix in the vessels and flush out