[LWC]

due to me having no water im going to try n use in my di vessels which have been sat on the side for a few months, lazy me

whats the best way fillin em? how far do you fill them up?

[LWC]

window washers told me so im now sorted 

and i was hoping for a day off lol!!

life saver window washers!!

[Captain Scarlet]

Hi Matt!,

The hardest thing is opening them if theyve havent been opened for a long time, so be prepared for a struggle.

Empty the old resin and use a funnel or a home made carboard funnel to put the new stuff in. Only fill it just over 3 quaters, Luke

Watch this video:

www.brodexbms.co.uk/video_resin.html

[Captain Scarlet]

oh and use rubber gloves too and dont get it on your skin. Its an irritant, Luke

[LWC]

ive had these di vessels for ages, just never used em, but they were dammed quick fairplay.

i just got a cup and poured it in slowy cup by cup till it was full then pushed the lid down in

[LWC]

thank you by the way 

[windowwashers]

window washers told me so im now sorted 

and i was hoping for a day off lol!!

life saver window washers!!

Your welcome m8 anytime, and you have just had a holiday so didnt need a day off 

[Jon-scwindows]

now youve got that figured, i was wondering if you could help.
I picked up a Brita Filtration unit, from a auction sale for nothing hardly that looks exactly the same as a di vessel give or take a few things, ie the head i think it screws in but havent got it off yet, it has a water meter too, and the outlet has an extra small tap on it.
I want to use it for DI, though im not sure how to do that.
It seems like most DI vessels have a screw on outlet top, which seals it for pressure and a small riser tube to the bottom. Do you know where you can get them? or would it be easy to make one. Also what is the riser tube for water going in? or water out? what acts as a barrier for the resin so it doesnt come through the outlet? much appreciated any help, as it would be good to use it for DI. Its quite big too, il get some picts soon.