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Hose Pipe Filter??

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keith:
I am sure i seen some for about £45 for hoses.

Tarmac_Terrorist:
I bought a resin filter earlier this year and is really is brilliant. You can genuinely get away with not drying the car off at all if you wish. I bought mine from here:

http://www.daqua.co.uk/divessels.htm

Here it is being used in anger:



I have been using it regularly for about 3 months for my fish tank water and rinsing 2 cars weekly and my TDS meter is still showing  a perfect 0ppm. I bought the 16.5l version which cost around £140 if I remember correctly.

Can thoroughly recommend.   :happy2:


joesgti:
i didnt realise you couldnt drink tap water all over the country! our water is fresh as you like!  :party:

Top Cat:

--- Quote from: joesgti on July 24, 2009, 01:09:32 pm ---i didnt realise you couldnt drink tap water all over the country! our water is fresh as you like!  :party:

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 :grin: :grin: :grin:   You can drink inside tap water anywhere i imagine. this problem is about the water being hard.
Every time they go to connect the hose a little voice comes out the tap telling them to f#ck off.  :laugh:

rskardon:




--- Quote from: Tarmac_Terrorist on July 23, 2009, 11:23:20 pm ---I bought a resin filter earlier this year and is really is brilliant. You can genuinely get away with not drying the car off at all if you wish. I bought mine from here:

http://www.daqua.co.uk/divessels.htm

Here it is being used in anger:



I have been using it regularly for about 3 months for my fish tank water and rinsing 2 cars weekly and my TDS meter is still showing  a perfect 0ppm. I bought the 16.5l version which cost around £140 if I remember correctly.

Can thoroughly recommend.   :happy2:




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That looks pretty good, budget wise a lot more attainable too, thanks!,

R

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