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gary999

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Re: Spots in the sun!!!
« Reply #60 on: March 29, 2012, 09:32:42 pm »
god you lot dont half waffle

simply put the higher the tds the more chance of spotting,anything up to 10ppm
ive never had a problem with. 15ppm i have def seen spotting.certain types of frames
can cause you problems even with 0ppm.my personal favourite is those crappy windows
covered in that stick on fake lead crap it always causes problem,but hey just worked round it.

the thing is wfp isnt a perfect system it isnt going to do all the work for you,sometimes
you might just have to think for yourselves i know its asking a bit much but i have faith
in you ;)

bloody bunch of tarts ;D

Dave Willis

Re: Spots in the sun!!!
« Reply #61 on: March 29, 2012, 09:33:17 pm »
I'm in your area Shiners - I buy two bags tops in a year - probably less than that as a sole trader.

Re: Spots in the sun!!!
« Reply #62 on: March 29, 2012, 09:43:34 pm »
 Cleancare  . I said its a theory. WHY DON`T YOU STAY ON THE CARPET SIDE WERE YOU BELONG.        I DON`T COMMENT ON THE YOUR GAME STAY OUT OF MINE.  Mate do me favour I don`t care what you think or say, you are not important to me. I can live without  you, just take a hike. End of. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Shiners Express Ltd.

  • Posts: 46
Re: Spots in the sun!!!
« Reply #63 on: March 29, 2012, 10:44:59 pm »
Mark Etting, have we met? Wilson (the jack russell) doesn't come out anymore, prefers sunbathing in the back garden!! What a life!!

Perfect Windows - Think you may be right you know, certainly makes sense!

jouk45 - I stand corrected - again!

Re: Spots in the sun!!!
« Reply #64 on: March 30, 2012, 01:45:56 pm »
Wizkid, I understand what you are saying, but surely the direct sunlight/temperature only effects the drying time, not the concentrate of tds per droplet?
Yes the drying time is effected but the dissolved parts are attracted to the water not the glass Its like a pond as the water is reduced in it the fish move to the smaller water area not dry banks. So for the example but its the best I could think of at the time.