[macmac]

Oh here comes know it all big mouth :

There was nowhere near the choice 10 years ago and if it wasn't for these poles you would still be probably using a squeegee! They have helped the WFP industry move ahead, develop and become popular. Where is the false economy/health hazard/Heavy!!? Compared to what?

and don't say Facelift, etc, cause if it wasn't for these type of poles they would exsist...

 

Tell people the truth & be realistic or just tell them what they want to hear?

One helps, one doesn't. bit like simon cowell & louis walsh.

thats me foxman ( the same expert foxman who thinks regenerated purolite is as good as virgin resin ) yeah, some expert :

tony

[windowwashers]

Oh here comes know it all big mouth :

There was nowhere near the choice 10 years ago and if it wasn't for these poles you would still be probably using a squeegee! They have helped the WFP industry move ahead, develop and become popular. Where is the false economy/health hazard/Heavy!!? Compared to what?

and don't say Facelift, etc, cause if it wasn't for these type of poles they would exsist...

 

Tell people the truth & be realistic or just tell them what they want to hear?

One helps, one doesn't. bit like simon cowell & louis walsh.

thats me foxman ( the same expert foxman who thinks regenerated purolite is as good as virgin resin ) yeah, some expert :

tony

macmac you on a wind up again lol

[*foxman]

No i think he is genuinely misguided.

[windowwashers]

No i think he is genuinely misguided.

macmac speaks from the cuff, nothing wrong with that, we all have different opinions that is what makes this forum so interesting.

Ian

[*foxman]

Your right...

But if your opinions are based on rubbish not on fact...........

[macmac]

No i think he is genuinely misguided.

MB-400

Ready-to-use mixed bed


Technical Data


Product Description

MB-400

is a fully-regenerated mixture of strong acid cation resin (C100H) in the H form with a type 1 strong-base anion resin (A400OH) in the OH form. It is ready for use after a short rinse to drain and can achieve very high quality demineralised water.

Taken from derwent-water-systems technical data sheet.

Tony

 

[*foxman]

er hello!?

Isn't Dowex MB400 as well???

Where does it say anything about Purolite? and who are Derwent Water?? May they Regenerate their resin - thats up to them as long as they tell the customer.

Taken from Purolite website:-

Purolite® MB400   

Mixed Bed Exchange Resin

Purolite MB400 is a high quality resin mixture for direct purification of water. It is suitable for use in regenerable or non-regenerable cartridges and in large ion exchange units. Passage of water at recommended flow rates through the resin as supplied can achieve almost complete reduction of total dissolved solids. The residuals produce average conductivity values of about 0.1 µs cm-1 for a major portion of the service run which may be extended depending upon the final water quality acceptable. Equivalent volumes of ultra pure water may be obtained after regeneration but only if sufficient regenerant quantities are employed to achieve the percentage conversion levels equivalent to those of the "as supplied" resin. Generally acceptable capacity and quality is obtained economically at lower regeneration

http://www.purolite.com/ProductID/30/FolderID/63/PageVars/Library/Products/ProductDetails.htm

Tony, it looks like you've got your wires crossed mate. If you look at the above it states that you CAN regenerate the resin if done properly and get good results - it's not regenerated to begin with!

That's the problem with listening to people on forums, some of them dont really know what they are talking about.  :

[groundhog]

I had an omnitrolley when I first started, and found it to be an absolute pain, lugging it in and out of the van all day, and constantly having to refill it, not to mention all the barrels!!
Get yourself a van mount, you won't regret it!!!

[macmac]

er hello!?

Isn't Dowex MB400 as well???
 

No, it's MB50

tony

[NWH]

I had an omnitrolley when I first started, and found it to be an absolute pain, lugging it in and out of the van all day, and constantly having to refill it, not to mention all the barrels!!
Get yourself a van mount, you won't regret it!!!

I agree with that,van mount is the answer.If you think you don`t need a van mount you`ve never had one.

[rhys11]

i got a Trolley for sale if any one is intrested?? £275 with 10 25liter barrels?
no longer needed
Email me if intrested rhysaharries@hotmail.com

[windowwashers]

i got a Trolley for sale if any one is intrested?? £275 with 10 25liter barrels?
no longer needed
Email me if intrested rhysaharries@hotmail.com

what comes with the trolley and who is it made by ?


Ian

[mark dew]

i would agree about the earlier comment on the 17ft xtel. A very cheap pole that does almost everything. You would also need a 25ft+ pole to reach (almost)everything. The 17ft has nice short sections and will do most upstairs and all downstairs.
Whatever pole you get, i recommend you asking for 15 metres of extra pole hose on top of it's normal length. This will allow you to leave the trolley in or or 2 places to reach the whole property. That dangly little bit of extra hose that comes as standard will mean you will have to move the trolley every couple of windows.
When you can, get a tank and simply plug the trolley into that. With some microbore you will then have a working van mount.
One of these is handy if you get the extra pole hose:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250203704416

If you start with barrels you will learn very quickly to use less water. As you will soon get tired of running out of water on the job.
good luck with it. 

[Village Gleam]

Cheers, as you can see you try and give solid info but all you get back is cheek.

I use step ladders too. (got a 34' hybrid but sometimes 17' plus steps is better).

[xxmattyxx]

Cheers, as you can see you try and give solid info but all you get back is cheek.

I use step ladders too. (got a 34' hybrid but sometimes 17' plus steps is better).

Call it cheek if you want. Its just about staying on topic.

Locking the thread, as unfortunately it seems a pointless exercise now. But thanks to those who made constructive comments.

Matt