Ronnie
You will be far, far better off with 2 x 11Ltr DI vessels, the only extra expense is another DI vessel ( 50 quid' ish ).
My tap tds is 96ppm, i don't use RO either but do use twin DI's.
To try & make it a bit clearer for you-
Say you start off using 1 vessel with an input tds of 50ppm. after a while the tds from this vessel will start to rise, 001/002 etc. At around this point you will have to throw this resin away & fill with new resin to keep your water at 000ppm, now you have a new filled vessel still with an input tds of 50ppm.
Now, if you had a second DI vessel you could fill this one with fresh resin & use the first one to pre-filter it! so, the resin reading 001/002 that you were going to just throw away is now acting like an RO by pre-filtering your fresh resin in your second DI vessel. So the input tds of your new vessel is just 001/002ppm & not 50ppm. You just connect the two together with a short piece of standard hose pipe. The tds in the vessels will still rise but there is a method to make it last even longer & vessel 1 wont reach your tap tds before vessel 2 needs changing anyway. but i will cover this if you need the info & do go with a twin DI set-up.
This method allows you to get every last drop of use from your resin & is much more economical than just using a single DI vessel.
As DA SERVICES stated, using a good quality virgin resin like dowex or tulsion will give you maximum efficiency with this twin DI system.
I had some debate with foxman the other day as to why purolite resin performs so poorly, i think it must be re-generated but he thinks not. wether it is or isn't, what is true is that purolite doesn't last nearly as long as the other two & is even worse in a twin DI system as it doesn't hold a low tds for long at all.
I have no other intention than to offer you ( experienced ) advice & help to save you money. This is why i can only advise you do not use purolite resin, been there, tried it, tested it back to back, it's pants!
hope this helps.

tony