[Chris Cottrell]

Today after cleaning one of my regulars houses I spotted this lying in the garden by the fish pond filters,    now I can guess he's been using it for the water in the pond so no surprise really , but if the guy had a little more info on what it could be used for I'm sure he wouldn't be paying me £25 a month to clean his chalet bungalow  :

Chris

PS anyone know what size this is in ltrs and how much they cost cos I assume it one of Ionics non refillable ones

Thanks

[E.K. W-C-S.]

Just done  my first wfp with one .Just the one on the hose tap. FANTASTIC.
They cost £30. Is that one is needing replaced.

  EDD.

[Chris Cottrell]

I dont know if it needs replacing i didnt speak to the guy , i'm just assuming that cos its out on the side its been used up

[Neil Williams]

One possibly two litres and if it's a DI then it's not a good idea to use it for fish tanks/ponds as it will poision the fish.

[Chris Cottrell]

that thought did cross my mind Neil, I think i'm right in thinking RO is ok but not DI

[E.K. W-C-S.]

I just got one mate on friday the guy i bought it from said when it goes blue
its done. Im sure thats what he said.


  EDD.

[Chris Cottrell]

I just got one mate on friday the guy i bought it from said when it goes blue
its done. Im sure thats what he said.


  EDD.

Where did you get yours from?

[E.K. W-C-S.]

In Edinburgh a shop called Scorpio Cleaning Systems. Its an Ionics residential pack came with 12ft pole. £112 plus VAT

Edd

[Neil Williams]

I think i'm right in thinking RO is ok but not DI

Yes corect

[Alex Gardiner]

It is an Ionics 12" blue colour change cartridge 0ppm filtration, cost £30.99 + VAT and delivery and it looks like it's unused as when they are spent, the blue resin turns to brown.

[EasyClean]

They are dark blue when new and lose all their colour and go pale di uncoloured when used up.