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Do you have a tds meter after each of the different resins?Omg ya, my di resins are lasting at least 3 times as long before being needed to be changed out. So I’m running the 3 stage, if you look at the picture I posted of my setup they were changed about six months ago and they are not even close to being up. I’m making about 100 gallons+ a week. I use to have to change out my original setup at least every 2 months.
He also said the only increase after the anion would be ph not tds.Now that’s interesting lol. Was told that the tds increase was just because of the charge (giving a false spike in tds) my thoughts were as long as its back at zero after mixed bed then all is well. The 1-2 tds doesn’t worry me now if it was spiking to like 5-10+ id definitely look into it more.
Alright, I got to post the results so far with this little test.
At first I thought this was a failure just from the numbers on the tds meters ( How many times have I advised friends or others to stop chasing numbers).
I've made 155 gallons of water so far and this is a picture of my mixed bed di resin.
There is no visible color change in the resin. Also you can see there is no color change in the upper canister which is the anion di resin.
Before adding the anion canister the first mixed bed canister on the left would have been nearly depleted.
So maybe this is going to pay off big after all.
The picture in my last post shows no color change in any of the canisters.So the third canister, the mixed bed, has no color change yet. What about the other two? Can you grab TDS readings after the Cation and after the Anion?