Post 803758 by Harvey on 2016-08-04 20:02:12
Well just got a water filter for the hose pipe , so no more water marks after washing the car :D
Was £100 all in pre filled with the filter stuff inside , works out a £45 to renew the filter contents.
Good sales pitch to the boss also good to clean the house windows without marks :B_thumb:
Also got a small bore hose pipe so won't waste filter water when finished.
Also got this TDS meter of eBay for £4
The house water is quite good looking at this meter.
With this low reading the water filter should last a fair bit longer than a real hard water area.
Post 803761 by M-R-P on 2016-08-04 20:17:39
Cool.
I just got hold of a monster water softener/filter thingy (brand new in the box for free :) ), all I need to do is work out how I'm gonna get it fitted (technically easy but the mains water comes in somewhere silly)
Post 803762 by Harvey on 2016-08-04 20:22:13
is the the type you add bags of stuff too make it work ?
Post 803763 by M-R-P on 2016-08-04 20:23:59
[QUOTE=Harvey;803762]is the the type you add bags of stuff too make it work ?[/QUOTE]
Dunno, I've not got it out of the box yet lol but its big and requires a low voltage supply.
Post 803764 by Harvey on 2016-08-04 20:29:02
[QUOTE=M-R-P;803763]Dunno, I've not got it out of the box yet lol but its big and requires a low voltage supply.[/QUOTE]
years back we had water softers for the steam boilers was my job to put a 25kgs bag of stuff in , cant think what it was .
Post 803781 by M-R-P on 2016-08-05 08:20:33
[QUOTE=Harvey;803764]years back we had water softers for the steam boilers was my job to put a 25kgs bag of stuff in , cant think what it was .[/QUOTE]
Usually, it was salt.
Also got a small bore hose pipe so won't waste filter water when finished.
Also got this TDS meter of eBay for £4
The house water is quite good looking at this meter.
With this low reading the water filter should last a fair bit longer than a real hard water area.