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giftedk

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ionics and resin
« on: June 16, 2005, 06:41:09 pm »
hi all,  im still trying to find out which wfp system to buy and have been in touch with ionics. i expressed intrest in their  cheap version 50ltr cricket trolley  for £709+vat, but they kept telling me to spend £2000 on their pro2 model.they say that the cricket trolley would do the job but i would be spending about £3000 a year in resin. Is thyis true or are they just spinning me a yarn ?

matt

Re: ionics and resin New
« Reply #1 on: June 16, 2005, 07:34:03 pm »
the Cricket trolley from them uses resin, so would be expensive if your in a hard water area, thus they are right in saying you should go for the more expensive system ( 2 K  :o :o :o)

if i was spending that much, i would personally build my own and then spend the change on a nice holiday

http://www.d.co.uk/

oh i did make my own ;)

But we have all heard the ionics systems are top notch, oh just so i dont seem to be sideing with them, i also like the Onmi systems who are well worth a look at the site they have ;D

but back to reality, DIY makes sence for a trolley system