Frequently asked questions about RESIN CLEAN resin cleaner for water softening systems 1000 ml

Preparation: Make sure you have 100ml of Resin Clean resin cleaner ready. It is important to use the exact amount to achieve the best effect.

Dosage: The 100 ml Resin Clean liquid should be added directly to the brine suction shaft of your system. This is the part from which the system sucks in the brine solution during regeneration.

Carrying out the cleaning: After you have added the resin cleaner, start a manual regeneration of your system. This step is crucial as it ensures that the cleaner circulates through the resin bed and delivers its cleaning effect.

Completion of cleaning: Once regeneration is complete, the cleaning process is complete. Your system should now be freshly cleaned and functioning optimally.

Effectiveness compared to chlorine-based cleaners: The Resin Clean resin cleaner, a resin bed freshener and disinfectant, is specially designed for the care and refreshment of resin in softening systems. While chlorine-based cleaners have a strong disinfectant effect and are often used in industrial or heavily used systems, Resin Clean is designed for regular use in household softening systems. It offers gentle and effective cleaning and ensures that the resin remains in good condition, without the possible aggressive effects of chlorine. For normal water quality conditions and regular maintenance, Resin Clean is usually a very effective choice.

Amount required for an AQA smart with 7 liters of resin: According to the instructions you need 10 ml of Resin Clean per liter of exchanger resin. Since your AQA smart has a resin capacity of 7 liters, the amount of Resin Clean required would be as follows:

10 ml Resin Clean×7 l Resin=70 ml Resin Clean10ml Resin Clean×7l Resin=70ml Resin Clean

So you would need 70ml of the resin cleaner to treat your 7 liter resin bed once.