Parts Per Million Map Of Forum Users

[OoO]

I noticed that as well. I think some of it is todo with quality of pipe work as well. My neighbour gets 50ppm less!!!!!!!!!!

 

[J.D]

Yeah its high alright. I mainly use harvested rainwater though. I run my downpipe directly into an ibc tank at the back of my house and then run the water through my van R.O

 

[OoO]

^ Thats what i am investigating this year.

 

[J.D]

It works a treat Damo. Means a quick turnaround when filling van tank & you can push the environmental aspects of it to your customers.

 

[OoO]

Dodger does the same as well on here !

 

[Oliver]

Datchet, Berkshire 367ppm :Image6:

I use to get just under 70ppm when I lived in Cornwall!

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[J.D]

Quite a difference Oliver!

 

[Oliver]

Quite a difference Oliver!

Yeah I know! I didn't bother with an RO down there! straight through 2 DI's

 

[J.D]

Youll be using way too much resin, two DI`s or not! You will save yourself a small fortune with an R.O !

 

[MajorClean]

354 in Burton on Trent

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[jimmyboots]

250 In Stoke on Trent

 

[Dodger]

Here's one damo am on tapatalk can't add it. Forest town Mansfield 258.

 

[OoO]

Will add them tomorrow. On iPad.

Also mine has dropped to 425 from 475!!

 

[john39]

138 carrickfergus n.ireland

 

[Dodger]

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[Daftoldgit]

290 ppm Wiltshire

 

[Dodger]

290 ppm Wiltshire

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[jimmyboots]

250 in Sunny Stoke on Trent

 

[butch]

sorry if i sound thick here, but what does this mean parts per million? what does it relate to? sorry if its a thick question lol

 

[Dodger]

Its the purity of tap water mate, the ppm is the particles in the water and what you're aiming for with the purifying process is 000 particles.

 

[butch]

cheers dodger /emoticons/smile.png