[mark mids]

hi guys

im getting a tds reading of 39, i cant lower it till i get my di vessle, could i still work with this??

cheers

[jonboywalton75]

Not really

[Window Washers]

you could work with it, but expect complaints, tds should be 000 I would wait for di to come

[mark mids]

cheers guys will do  

[Window Washers]

can someone near you not sell you some water so you can go out still ?

where you based

[Dean Taberner]

I would quite happily clean a non-paying customers windows with my 347ppm tap water.

[Halfadaylee]

I was just going to ask where you are.
If your Severn Trent water it is soft out of the tap 60 to 90 ppm and the ro should bring that figure down by 90%
If your south staffs, its hard and between 300 and 390 so your figure of 39 is about right, ish!
Do your own windows to see how they dry, I would not use it on a custards house myself
Art

[keyser soze]

if you need water give me a ring 07966660691 . not sure if i  live anywhere near you , i live in ng31 area

[mark mids]

cheers andrew but im in Walsall and yes lee  im south staffs, and my tap waters tds is 215 but i have left the RO running for an hour and the tds is now 17, ill go to the cleaning warehouse tomorrow and get me a DI vessle.
getting me a merlin anyway as this ro is 75 gpd and REALLY REALLY SLOW 

cheers guys

[Rogue Trader]

you could probably get away with 17 , you will need to try it and see , i dont change resin till ours gets to 10 and no probs at that level

[Nathanael Jones]

DO NOT get a merlin unless your tap pressure is really good,.. the output TDS is rubbish with pressures below 60psi.

[mark mids]

The reason i want a merlin is because i have no way of storing water so i need to produce it a fast as i can.
i dont know what my tap pressure is but it seems very powerful.

[Window Washers]

The reason i want a merlin is because i have no way of storing water so i need to produce it a fast as i can.
i dont know what my tap pressure is but it seems very powerful.

4040 is faster than a merlin and wastes less water 
if you do get a merlin get a booster pump to produce quicker

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

You will have no problems at 17ppm & will be ok to use 37ppm for a one off.

I've cleaned a full week with 40-odd ppm with zero issues before!

[Window Washers]

here we go 

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

here we go 

It's just fact my friend.

Find me anyone in the world who can, with their naked eye, see any residue from any one of the 17 parts per million of desolved solids!

[Window Washers]

here we go 

It's just fact my friend.

Find me anyone in the world who can, with their naked eye, see any residue from any one of the 17 parts per million of desolved solids!

do you use 17 tds everyday ?

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

here we go 

It's just fact my friend.

Find me anyone in the world who can, with their naked eye, see any residue from any one of the 17 parts per million of desolved solids!

do you use 17 tds everyday ?

I would do without hesitation. I run twin DI's so it doesn't really matter if I change at 001 or 010 etc as far as economy goes.

Now dont go embarrassing yourself by telling me the water doesn't "cut" the same at 17ppm!! rolley eyes   

[Window Washers]

here we go 

It's just fact my friend.

Find me anyone in the world who can, with their naked eye, see any residue from any one of the 17 parts per million of desolved solids!

do you use 17 tds everyday ?

I would do without hesitation. I run twin DI's so it doesn't really matter if I change at 001 or 010 etc as far as economy goes.

Now dont go embarrassing yourself by telling me the water doesn't "cut" the same at 17ppm!! rolley eyes   

i just use 000 mate no probs with water this way, it is down to user error if theres a problem.

rain water is 009

[daniel worgan]

I will regularly run my system using 15ppm.
On regular cleans it has never been a problem,on first cleans at that sort of ppm i will have to spend longer rinsing.
I used to be a stickler for changing the resin as soon as it hit 001ppm.....this is totally unnecessary imo...i have never had a customer complaint due to spotting.