2,000 gallons of spot free water for $2! | DETAILS |
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This is a water softener, not a DI system "DI" USED IN THIS VIDEO REFERS TO SPOT FREE WATER ! - บันเทิง
Excellent Video...... Joel & Sal great job
I have the same tank on my trailer, it works great! Especially in this brutal Texas heat!
It's great isn't it? No more spots
Wait I’m a bit confused. The Amazon listing claims water softener not DI water? I have the The On The Go set up with the Dual DI tank filters that is really different to this set up as it is 100% DI water. So is this DI water ? Or soften water? What is the PPM reading after filtering water through this filters?
Awesome heck ya
That's interesting that u can clean the filter. But I still just think it's a really expensive way to dry a car, and it only makes sense on really high end jobs.
good idea.how do we detailers in Africa get DI water
Thanks for the free game yall @Details I just have a question so can you connect it that straight to your pressure washer or just connect hose to the tank for final rinse?
I sure you could with the proper connections and valves, we attach to out main water line at home with a pre filter (rv 1 micron) and then to the softener and hose into our tank
@@detailsauto this would be a great idea for an at home use + other going pointers about this system
So pretty much like the RV filter
It's a water softener
Damn good tip. Do y’all test your ppm after doing that flushing?
Yes
@@detailsauto dope! I’ve been wanting to try a di filter instead of driving to fill up all the time but refilling resin seemed expensive. This will definitely help ! 🙏
What is the ppm if it’s not 0
Dropping nuggets! Thanks guys
You're welcome Matt
Where did you guys get the salt for so cheap? 😅 and also the hardware for the brim line ?
All the hardware and lines cane with the unit purchased (regeneration kit package)
@@detailsauto oh so if I order that unit that I been eye balling for a year off Amazon prime . I’m set ? :)
I have to disagree with this video. This isn’t deionized water this is only softened water which doesn’t actually give you 100% mineral free water. Yes it may help but isn’t truly DI water. The company itself even claims it’s not. No hate just thing people should be accurately informed.
Technically yes. DI and soft water are different, but what we are all looking for is a spot free finish. And this does just that. Thanks for the info and the support.
I agree this is only a water softener there is no way your getting a spot free car wash only by using this system, I use a reverse osmosis system that goes thru a water softer plus 3 filters and 3 membranes to get my spot free wash that system you guys have it’s only to hook up to your rvs to run your sinks and shower and washing machine that’s it
@@juliovale2588 6+ months 100°+ weather and no spots.
Idk about no 2000 gallons either. Spotless water systems sells 2 larger resin tanks and they only filter about 300 gallons of water. 2000 seems like alot of water to filter for that one small tank.
@@eflores1530 yeah I highly doubt they are getting 2000 gallons. I have the cr spotless DI system and they claim I would get 1,200 gallons but I have a meter and I only got 750 gallons even with my hood water quality of 60ppm.
Just curious how this is still workin for y'all? Do you think its actually equivalent to a DI system?
It's amazing no spots!
@@detailsauto Thanks!
Sense this isn’t actually DI water and it’s just Soft Water. What PPM are you looking for in order to get spot free water?
0 it tests at 0, so the technicality is exactly that,, a technicality. Soft, DI whatever you want to call it. It's spot free if used properly.
@@detailsauto Perfect. Thanks for the feedback! Does it matter what your starting PPM is or does this always set your water to 0 regardless?
@@mjautodetailing we have high numbers where we are located so we run a rv filter from out line to the the system this helps catch a decent amount even before hitting the PRO + system.
@@detailsauto that makes sense! 🤯What RV Filter would you recommend?
It’s impossible to get zero PPM unless the water you’re feeding the softener is already zero PPM. Softeners do NOT reduce total dissolved solids. Science.
Rodi water is the best
It’s what they use for saltwater tank’s
Softened water does not prevent water spots. Don’t claim this is DI, it’s not.
Softened water just exchanges harder minerals with sodium, the PPM doesn’t change. Softened water spots are just easier to remove and usually wipe off during drying, if you’re fast enough.
I really like your content but this video is bunk.
Thank you for watching
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Y'all talked for 6 minutes about this, and that, and then some of that, and then some of this some more. Then, you talked about using some salt to back flush a water softener and reactivate the resin in a water softener. When it came down to the point to actually show people what they actually need to do, you just skimmed over it and said salt cost 1 dollar per lb, and here's a brine hose, and a doohickey.
Y'all some straight up clowns! You should have a reality show about nothing, and talk all day, about nothing.
Doohickey?
I am a water purification specialist and all of this is false. DI water does not require multiple tanks. It requires a single tank full of mixed bed DI resin. Cation resin and Anion resin. What you’re referring to in your video is soft water which is not spot free because it’s still full of TDS. Soft water is not DI, which means soft water is not spot free. Soft water is water that has had its hardness replaced with sodium chloride. So, congratulations, you’re actually leaving your clients cars in worse shape than when you got them because of the salt content. Oh, and Luke Wilson is not a water treatment expert, always consider the source of your information.
Thank you for watching, you are correct it's not DI that's why we amended the description and title, but it leaves no spots, so technically what would you call water that leaves no spots? Maybe spotless water?
I've been trying to get information on this product but there's no customer service fone # or anything I can find. A company in Canada has a similar name and that is what pops up on Google search. Do u have a contact/sales # for cust serv?
I don't, we ordered ours through home depot I believe. We haven't had any issues and we are just at a year of use with no issues of water spots. Let me know if you have any questions prior to purchasing, we really love this unit
I appreciate your response.