Cation & Anion how fast you go thru each?

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Which d.i. resin do you burn through quicker?

  • Cation

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  • Anion

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  • Both equally

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So my I've charged anion once and my cation has not color changed yet.
As you can see, I'm ready to charge the anion again.
How about you?

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My anion is double canisters. I go through at least 10 canisters of anion before the cation needs changing.
 
I have CO2 in my water even after the degassing chamber so I go thru anion much faster
 
My anion is double canisters. I go through at least 10 canisters of anion before the cation needs changing.
I saw your post on your friend who who goes through more also. I actually did charge my cation once just because I didn't know what color it was supposed to change, I guess I didn't need to do that.
Thanks.
 
I use anion which last me about 3 months , sometimes 4 mo
 
I go through 10 canisters of Anion before my Cation is spent. I have a well with high Co2. I only get ~150 gallons out of my anion canister too.
 
I go through 10 canisters of Anion before my Cation is spent. I have a well with high Co2. I only get ~150 gallons out of my anion canister too.
How do you degas? After talking with spectrapure I make ro into a big brute that is heavily aerated in my garage for at least 2 days, then use a small pump to push it through their megamax csp and Enduro di. I get at least a year+ or over 1k gallons minimum before I change them just because. They still produce 0tds water. We have high co2 in our well water but not as high as some.
 

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