Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: MJCleaning on May 07, 2004, 02:46:38 am
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I am soon to install a 1000l tank in garden shed. Can you tell me how much waste water will result as water is purified? Is this collected in another container?
Also can anyone tell me , how easy is it to connect a remote control to an Omnitrolley?
Ta very much.
Mark
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You will send to waste 25 to 30% with our system.
Glyn
Omnipole
Ps its very simple to connect a remote to an Omnitrolley give Mark a ring and he will explain.
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Thanks, but how do you handle this much waste? Is it collected?
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It just goes down the drain, there is no need for any special treatment or disposal.
The waste RO water simply carries off the dissolved solids from the tap water, while the pure water is squeezed through the RO membrane. So there's nothing toxic about it, it just has a higher mineral content than the original tap water, but these are the same minerals that came from the tap water in the first place.
Imagine you filled a jug with tap water, then allowed 1/3 of it to evaporate. What you have left is exactly the same as the RO waste water. All of the minerals are still dissolved in it, but it is more concentrated because some of the water has evaporated.
Actually, I have connected my waste outlet to our garden sprinkler, I though that would be better than just wasting it, so it waters the plants and the extra minerals will probably help a bit, who knows!
-Philip
PS connecting a remote device to the omnitrolley, or any other trolley for that matter is very easy. If you're interested, PM me and I'll tell you how I did it with my trolley and from where I got the components.