Quicker, easier and
environmentally friendly One aspect of DI that needs to be considered is that the resin, which does all of the hard work, will need to be replaced regularly. The resin looks and feels a bit like sand, typically comes in 25l bags, and has to be poured into the DI vessels. With most systems currently on the market, this usually takes around 5-10 minutes. Although this isn’t a huge amount of time, a quicker route to replacement would make the lives of professionals even easier.
I’m proud and excited to report that, thanks to advances in technology and design, this could soon be a reality. It’s now becoming possible to offer a faster change of resin, through specially designed bags already filled with resin, which could cut replacement times down to as little as 10 seconds. Also, up until now, DI systems have mainly been hybrid, off- the-shelf units used in other industries and applications, which have been adapted for cleaning purposes. However, because of feedback from users, and the obvious importance of this type of cleaning to the sector, the day of the first ‘bespoke’ unit, designed and manufactured solely for the cleaning industry, is not far away.
To conclude, pure water offers a range of benefits to the professional window cleaner. Its ability to clean without leaving spots and streaks means it delivers an even better result to the end customer, improving satisfaction and client retention rates. Because a thorough clean can be achieved without the use of chemicals, environmental goals are attained and corporate social responsibility targets are achieved, with the added benefit that money is saved. Plus, as the newest innovations become available, jobs will take even less time, increasing return on investment with no drop in hygiene standards.
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