Water ppm I Can Only Dream of...

[Neilmnwc]

Just got back from a week in the Lake District and had some water left in the bottle so decided to check the ppm, 47ppm straight out the tap! Back to using my 368 out the tap...

Hey ho.

As far as Window cleaning goes I couldn't imagine there would be much WFP work due to the amount of holiday homes, I only ever saw one bloke tradding shops up there.

 

[RyeCleanLiam]

I have a feeling up in the lakes they must have to do quite a bit of travelling between jobs. Reason I say this I picked up a customer recently whom I’d quoted £18 to clean her Windows every 4 weeks, it was a 3 bed end cottage probably 15 mins work, I was happy to get that price. She gasped when I quoted and said I’m shocked how cheap you are and proceeded to tell me she had just moved from the lakes and her house there wasn’t much bigger than this one and her Window Cleaner in the lakes was charging her £52 per 4 weeks ? I could only assume he was maybe having to travel a fair bit to his jobs to be charging those prices.

 

[Neilmnwc]

Wow! I can imagine if they're few and far between, both job volume and the number of windies up there it'd ramp the price up. 

I never saw one van up there.

 

[Corps012588]

My current ppm out the tap is 43ppm

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[Neilmnwc]

Now you're rubbing it in?

 

[Scots lad]

Mines is 36 out the tap

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[Dave Shaw]

We get our water in westhoughton from the lakes. It’s always around 40 ppm. The other week it was 28 but when I checked at the weekend it was up to 60. I’ve never seen it that high before and hope it’s not gonna stay like that. If it goes above 100 I’ll think about gettin an ro.


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