NHmaster3015
Master Plumber
In fact skip, Purolite estimates their resin life at about 10 years give or take a few. I tell my customers the same thing that you do. Honestly though, If I had to guess, I'd bet that most are getting better than 15.
Considering the size of the brine line doing a fast brine rinse would seem well.... impossible LOL My god what a convoluted mish mash of misinformation that has been introduced here. Articles posted and quoted that in no way support the argument and yet somehow words that were never there suddenly appear along with assumptions that have no basis in fact. A simple call or email to the engineering department at Purolite or any other resin manufacturer should have sufficed and indeed one member here did make that call and was told that brine immersion would have negligable effect on resin degradation but alas, that was not deemed a proper source and was called "his man at Purolite" as though he was a floor sweeper. An then the mans expertese was further questioned because of the spelling of the word salinometer as though misspelling a word is somehow an indicator of a persons base of knowlege. I suppose that the resin manufacturer knows nothing about their own product. LOL
Considering the size of the brine line doing a fast brine rinse would seem well.... impossible LOL My god what a convoluted mish mash of misinformation that has been introduced here. Articles posted and quoted that in no way support the argument and yet somehow words that were never there suddenly appear along with assumptions that have no basis in fact. A simple call or email to the engineering department at Purolite or any other resin manufacturer should have sufficed and indeed one member here did make that call and was told that brine immersion would have negligable effect on resin degradation but alas, that was not deemed a proper source and was called "his man at Purolite" as though he was a floor sweeper. An then the mans expertese was further questioned because of the spelling of the word salinometer as though misspelling a word is somehow an indicator of a persons base of knowlege. I suppose that the resin manufacturer knows nothing about their own product. LOL
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