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					<description><![CDATA[Here&#039;s a tip to save you and everyone else who buys these some money.  I learned this from my experience auto-body painting with compressor driven paint guns.  You use the very same type of desiccant dryer beads in many air line dryers for painting purposes.  When the beads turn pink with moisture, you can empty the beads into a microwave safe glass container and nuke them for a couple minutes to evaporate the water out of the beads.  Your beads should return back to their blue state.  Now store those beads in an air tight container until the cartridge in your PureWash Pro needs replacing again and swap the dry beads for the wet ones.  With this method, you should only ever need to buy one replacement cartridge assuming they are not permanently sealed.  (I don&#039;t know yet as I have not yet purchased one of these units...just doing the homework)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here&#8217;s a tip to save you and everyone else who buys these some money.  I learned this from my experience auto-body painting with compressor driven paint guns.  You use the very same type of desiccant dryer beads in many air line dryers for painting purposes.  When the beads turn pink with moisture, you can empty the beads into a microwave safe glass container and nuke them for a couple minutes to evaporate the water out of the beads.  Your beads should return back to their blue state.  Now store those beads in an air tight container until the cartridge in your PureWash Pro needs replacing again and swap the dry beads for the wet ones.  With this method, you should only ever need to buy one replacement cartridge assuming they are not permanently sealed.  (I don&#8217;t know yet as I have not yet purchased one of these units&#8230;just doing the homework)</p>
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