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mark.laycock1@ntlw

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hi all.

could anybody send me some tips on ceingleaded windows? also the wfp pole that fits to a outside tap. what can i use it for and is it any good? how long does the filter lasts?
mark

gaza

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Re: lead windows and the wfp that connects to an outside tap
« Reply #1 on: May 01, 2006, 12:56:50 pm »
Talking to Brett a while ago when we first met, :-* he had entered wfp by this method, I believe it was an expensive method of doing so,not so much, the set up costs,but the running of it.
   Depending on many factors,TDS READING WAS THE CRUTIAL CRITEA, havig access to an outside tap, the best method is a small ro from Ro-man in the long run with the cost of resin,you would recoup the extra cost within months even on small  amounts of usage. These were designed for the householder to use occassionally

      gaza
IM AT THAT AGE MY BACK GOES OUT MORE THAN I DO

Re: lead windows and the wfp that connects to an outside tap
« Reply #2 on: May 01, 2006, 05:42:18 pm »
DONT GO THERE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

To run a small di from an outside tap would cost you huuuuuuuugeeeeeeeee  amounts of money.

Firstly you need hoses to go all the way around the house,two water fed poles for ground and first floor.Then you need to get your di vessel around the back of the property.You then need to hope that the water from the property is really low on a tdi as you would  use ££££££'s worth of resin within days.You then need to carry your ladder to get over gates to be able to get to the water tap.You have to hope the customer has an outside tap.You then have the obsticle of asking your customer to use their outside tap and thats not easy when they think your going to use gallons and gallons of the stuff.And by the time youve done all this you could have cleaned 100's of windows by hand and saved enough money to get yourself a small vehicle unit or even a trolley system...


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