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Mine comes out the RO at between 9 and 13 ppm.  Goes in the RO at 350/375

Thanks guys . I have an old pole and a trolley so could get a spray nozzle for that. 

Hi all,  Wanting to get a pump sprayer to apply TFR/degreaser.  Question is will the lance reach to 1st floor windows? Or will it be best to just soak the brush for top windows?  Thanks in advance. 

When will the van be available? And is there any chance i can come and have a look? I'm only in Grantham. 

I may be interested. Could you send me some details.  Cheers 

I have just got the doogee s88 and so far so good. I have dropped smashed or broken every phone i have ever owned within a few months so fingers crossed this one will last. Battery is great but she's a heavy beast of a phone. 

How much are you looking for? 

Thanks guys.  Customer used screwfix degreaser and their little karcher in the end and is happy with the result.  Good to know about the other products for next time. 

Thanks Spruce. I will try that.  Cheers ? 

Hi guys, long shot I know but does anyone know where I could get some pole extensions for a water genie baracuda 18.  I have spoken to cleaning warehouse and as they no longer sell the range they can't get me any extensions.  Cheers 

Hi all.  Cleaned some block paving a few weeks ago and just had a call from client, he has spilt a bottle of cooking oil on it today and his karcher is not budging it at all.  What is best to use for when I come and fix?  Will standard de greaser from screwfix do the trick?  Thanks in advance. 

I will order another DI vessel.  I take it I can just pour the resin from the broken vessel directly in to the new one. 

Got them the correct way with the arrow in the direction of the flow.  Water clears of resin after a few seconds but ppm on the way in matches the way out. 

Hi all  Lately my DI has started to push resin though the output.  Just changed the resin and this has started.  Is there any fix for this or do I just need a new vessel?  Thanks in advance

Good plan. Thanks guys 

If weekends is what it takes yea I'm happy to do it all as long as there is an end game.  I'm 29 so plenty of tread on the tyres. 

Thanks guys.  Realistically I want more time at home with the family. I know money will be tight at the start.  I think the work weekends over the winter and keep budding until spring is a good idea.  I come home with 2500 a month now and I'm not expecting wages to me matched for a long time...

I have a bit of promised work already just by speaking to friends and other window cleaners I know (about 300 a month) would it be better to try and fill weekends before I pack in the job? 

Hi all Thinking of starting my own window cleaning round. got a few months experience helping out a freind but that's about all.  I currently work in audio visual conferences and events and earn a decent salary.  The problem is I'm away from home a lot and work at least 12 hours a day with 3...