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Old May 15th 05, 03:37 PM
The Real Tom
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On Sun, 15 May 2005 05:34:59 -0700, "Tim Zimmer"
wrote:

Our ionizer drinking water filter needs changing once every 8
month or more if the city water is clean. Since our city is pretty
clean I only worry about chlorine. How can I tell if the activated
charcoal filter is still working properly?

Thanks





Drawing on my experience from filters we used in our power plant. A
filter usually gives signs that it's loosing effective life.
Deionizers will start having increasing levels of ionic impurities in
their effluient, and carbon filter's influent and effluent ratios will
change. All this tested with samples and installed detectors.

Now to really scale this down to a home owner, and what you are asking
for, I would change it when I notice chlorine smell/taste is back.

Simple enough?

later,

tom @ www.ChopURL.com