24 results for 'carbon sediment filters'

Why Do Some Systems Have a Sediment Filter? (Post)

H2Pro: Why do some systems have a sediment filter?A lot of systems have a sediment filter prior to their carbon filter. This is done in an attempt to try to remove large contaminants before it reac ...

Do I need a sediment filter for my RODI window cleaning system? (Post)

With a three-phase filtration system, water goes from the tap to a carbon filter, then a reverse osmosis filter, then to a DI filter.There's a new trend being marketed w ...

How to Flush Out Your Carbon Filter (Post)

How to Flush Your H2Pro Carbon FilterAfter you change out your carbon filter, you need to flush it out for about 5 minutes to get all the carbon sediment out. You don't want that sediment to jam up ...

3 stage vs 4 Stage, Carbon Filter and RO membrane life (Post)

Understanding the Differences: 3-Stage vs. 4-Stage Mobile RODI Carts Reverse Osmosis Deionization (RODI) systems are pivotal in the water purification process, especial ...

When Should I Flush My RODI Filters (Post)

Imagine what a coffee filter looks like after it's used. That's a lot like what your RO filter looks like after you run your RODI system, due to all the dirt and other c ...

DI vs RODI: Which one do I Need? (Post)

DI versus RODI: Which Do I Need?While the initial cost of a DI tank is less than an RODI system, DI resin is expensive. For most professional window cleaners,  an RODI setup pays o ...

Why You Need Pure Water for Water Fed Pole Cleaning (Post)

Water is a universal solvent, meaning it can dissolve and absorb molecules from a wide variety of sources. The amount of these dissolved inorganic and organic particles ...

Estate Window Cleaning Skid (Post)

ProTool Window, Softwash and Pressure Washing SkidEstate Window Cleaning CompanyChange the Carbon Filter every 3 months of regular useChange the DI Filter Resin when the TDS meter reads above 1 ...