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I find my colour-changing resin isn't entirely changed once the tds meter starts reading 1. There are pockets of 'new' coloured resin still... I give the canister a bit of a shake and this gets me usually a few more hours of zero tds but then I replace the resin. I would trust a meter more than the resin's colour if possible.
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I am using a dual inline meter. Its checked after the RO membrane, which usually is 4 ppm. Then again after the DI resin which at this point in time reads 0 to 1 ppm.
I was just wondering when other change there resin, as I usually dont change it until it reads the same after DI as it does before. Both of my DI chambers are blue so I cant see what color it is
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Agreed with Brett, I switch out the resin when the TDS outputs anything but zero.
Ironically enough with the colour changing resin, the stuff I have right now changes colour well before the nonzero TDS reading. So the colour changing stuff is a really just a rough approximation if anything.
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