Quote from: Ian Wicks on November 26, 2012, 11:19:00 pmQuote from: Lee GLS on November 22, 2012, 03:27:34 pmQuote from: Ian101 on November 22, 2012, 02:44:03 pmWhy not just clean with 000 Because it is not necessary to get perfect results. If I changed my resin as soon as it reached 001 then it would cost me a lot more. Besides selling you business as pure water Window cleaning is only 000 to parts per million, so if you measured your water with a meter that measured parts per billion, then the chances are it would not be pure, so are you really cleaning with pure water at 000 parts per million if you want to get funny about it?it wouldnt cost you a lot more at all as soon as resin starts to go over 001 it rises sharpish your saving very little but risking a lot more if you want to be funny about it! this is true if you think about it (please don't shout at me) Parts per billion is overkill and god knows what that does to your handsIt doesnt rise sharpish! I've had the same resin for 20 months and I have not changed it. It is bringing the water down to 009, if I changed it everytime it started producing at 001, I would have spent a lot more money when there isn't a need too.
Quote from: Lee GLS on November 22, 2012, 03:27:34 pmQuote from: Ian101 on November 22, 2012, 02:44:03 pmWhy not just clean with 000 Because it is not necessary to get perfect results. If I changed my resin as soon as it reached 001 then it would cost me a lot more. Besides selling you business as pure water Window cleaning is only 000 to parts per million, so if you measured your water with a meter that measured parts per billion, then the chances are it would not be pure, so are you really cleaning with pure water at 000 parts per million if you want to get funny about it?it wouldnt cost you a lot more at all as soon as resin starts to go over 001 it rises sharpish your saving very little but risking a lot more if you want to be funny about it! this is true if you think about it (please don't shout at me) Parts per billion is overkill and god knows what that does to your hands
Quote from: Ian101 on November 22, 2012, 02:44:03 pmWhy not just clean with 000 Because it is not necessary to get perfect results. If I changed my resin as soon as it reached 001 then it would cost me a lot more. Besides selling you business as pure water Window cleaning is only 000 to parts per million, so if you measured your water with a meter that measured parts per billion, then the chances are it would not be pure, so are you really cleaning with pure water at 000 parts per million if you want to get funny about it?
Why not just clean with 000
Quote from: Lee GLS on November 27, 2012, 08:07:27 amQuote from: Ian Wicks on November 26, 2012, 11:19:00 pmQuote from: Lee GLS on November 22, 2012, 03:27:34 pmQuote from: Ian101 on November 22, 2012, 02:44:03 pmWhy not just clean with 000 Because it is not necessary to get perfect results. If I changed my resin as soon as it reached 001 then it would cost me a lot more. Besides selling you business as pure water Window cleaning is only 000 to parts per million, so if you measured your water with a meter that measured parts per billion, then the chances are it would not be pure, so are you really cleaning with pure water at 000 parts per million if you want to get funny about it?it wouldnt cost you a lot more at all as soon as resin starts to go over 001 it rises sharpish your saving very little but risking a lot more if you want to be funny about it! this is true if you think about it (please don't shout at me) Parts per billion is overkill and god knows what that does to your handsIt doesnt rise sharpish! I've had the same resin for 20 months and I have not changed it. It is bringing the water down to 009, if I changed it everytime it started producing at 001, I would have spent a lot more money when there isn't a need too. Not if you had two resin vessels.