First clean with standard water?

[Mattttt]

Has anyone used standard water for a first clean to do the scrub then gone back and rinsed with pure water? Just trying to save money on pure water on these first cleans. Thanks!

 

[Iron Giant]

I never have in over 10 years of WFP it doesn't cost that much to produce in the grand scheme of things and it's far easier and quicker to do a first clean with just pure if you are running a van mount.

 

[Mattttt]

Thank you.  I buy my water from a guy with a big RO filter.  He also runs it trough resin so its pretty much totally pure.  Costs me about 6p a litre. Does that sound like good value?

 

[Incheck]

Has anyone used standard water for a first clean to do the scrub then gone back and rinsed with pure water? Just trying to save money on pure water on these first cleans. Thanks!

Yeah i often hook up the x-hose to the outside tap, rinse the majority of **** off before using pure


Sent using the Window Cleaning Forums mobile app

 

[Mattttt]

That's interesting, thanks Incheck.  I've heard people mention this x-hose before.  Seeing it in action on youtube right now I cant see how its' any more useful than a typical hose-lock adjustable flow nozzle.  Any more info on why you like the x-hose? Thanks again!

 

[Incheck]

That's interesting, thanks Incheck.  I've heard people mention this x-hose before.  Seeing it in action on youtube right now I cant see how its' any more useful than a typical hose-lock adjustable flow nozzle.  Any more info on why you like the x-hose? Thanks again!
 

Gets a pretty high reach at good pressure. And it’s what i’ve got...lol


Sent using the Window Cleaning Forums mobile app

 

[markg]

That's interesting, thanks Incheck.  I've heard people mention this x-hose before.  Seeing it in action on youtube right now I cant see how its' any more useful than a typical hose-lock adjustable flow nozzle.  Any more info on why you like the x-hose? Thanks again!
 

I'm di at the moment. We don't have water meters here, so I can fill up at a customers house when needed. I've been using a xhose for a couple of years now. Imo far better than a typical garden hose. No reels, no kinks, especially in the cold when the hose becomes stiff and unwieldy.
just wind it up by hand and hang it up.

Sent using the Window Cleaning Forums mobile app