http://www.raceglaze.co.uk/race-glaze-w ... age-meter/pvr wrote:What do you mean with a flow meter?
Not use it yet, but c.£20 cheaper than others I've seen.
http://www.raceglaze.co.uk/race-glaze-w ... age-meter/pvr wrote:What do you mean with a flow meter?
Simple calculator here that has been pretty accurate for meoriginal guvnor wrote:How many washes do you get out of one these before you need replace/refill?MickAdams wrote:That's what I got, it's gone up £5 in the last month though!Maniac wrote:Ive been keeping an eye on this...
http://www.vyair.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=362
That system looks interesting, do you have all your water run through the water system, or just specific taps? What ppm is the water coming out of it and any ideas yet on overall costs of running it? If it can cut out water spots all over the chrome taps then I'll be having a serious look at getting onepvr wrote:Although I am now using my DI from the "soft" tap of my Harvey water system, so hopefully I should get a lot, lot more use of the same DI.
It's great,we've had a Harvey's whole-house softener for over a year, no limescale spots on taps or sinks and the shower screen stays clear. Running costs are effectively the cost of the block salt, we (3 people) get through 1 pack (2 blocks) every 2-3 weeks. The blocks are much cheaper if you have storage and can buy in bulk - have a look on eBay for 'harveys block salt' (the same size blocks are suitable for all the block salt softeners)MickAdams wrote:That system looks interesting, do you have all your water run through the water system, or just specific taps? What ppm is the water coming out of it and any ideas yet on overall costs of running it? If it can cut out water spots all over the chrome taps then I'll be having a serious look at getting onepvr wrote:Although I am now using my DI from the "soft" tap of my Harvey water system, so hopefully I should get a lot, lot more use of the same DI.
The number of times I have written this on detailing world beggars belief.pvr wrote:Dehumidifier still rates at about 50 ppm, so it will stain still.
My Kinetico softener is the same concept as the Harvey's, but when I use my TDS meter, the solids are a high post filter as they are pre filter. Having red up on ion exchange filters, it is swapping the calcium ions in the water for sodium, hence the TDS is not significantly lower. I therefore don't think my resin would last any longer than putting non softened water into it....or have I missed something?PerryGunn wrote:It's great,we've had a Harvey's whole-house softener for over a year, no limescale spots on taps or sinks and the shower screen stays clear. Running costs are effectively the cost of the block salt, we (3 people) get through 1 pack (2 blocks) every 2-3 weeks. The blocks are much cheaper if you have storage and can buy in bulk - have a look on eBay for 'harveys block salt' (the same size blocks are suitable for all the block salt softeners)MickAdams wrote:That system looks interesting, do you have all your water run through the water system, or just specific taps? What ppm is the water coming out of it and any ideas yet on overall costs of running it? If it can cut out water spots all over the chrome taps then I'll be having a serious look at getting onepvr wrote:Although I am now using my DI from the "soft" tap of my Harvey water system, so hopefully I should get a lot, lot more use of the same DI.