big thanks

[tench0771]

just wana say big thanks to @Green Pro Clean Ltd for the push to go hot worked in town on sat were the salt was bad and the hot riped it off i saved lots of water and time on the jobs to very inpressed :thumbsup:

 

[Pickingpaul]

cool

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

You're most welcome mate, just wish I had gone hot when working back in Jersey as aced the same salt problems you do.

 

[Trev81]

A interesting one that, never found it much benefit inland, but I can see the benefit on salty glass.

If you want a second hot system I have one for sale /emoticons/wink.png

 

[windowsurfer]

Did you get the l5 ecotemp heater? Thought about it for real dirty work

 

[tench0771]

yes i got the ecotemp l5 ,water comes out red hot if u need it that hot ,i found it best just past warm so the glass steams when ur brushing, the bee pollon comes off with ease wich was a nother huge problim in some of the areas i work in so its defo worth me using it, even if its luke warm it makes a big difference, i crank up the temp on shop signs that are coverd in bird dung it just melts off ,u need to change the way u brush tho slow and stedy is beta than frantukley scrubing till ur arms are burning lol trying to get the poo off.

 

[Trev81]

yes i got the ecotemp l5 ,water comes out red hot if u need it that hot ,i found it best just past warm so the glass steams when ur brushing, the bee pollon comes off with ease wich was a nother huge problim in some of the areas i work in so its defo worth me using it, even if its luke warm it makes a big difference, i crank up the temp on shop signs that are coverd in bird dung it just melts off ,u need to change the way u brush tho slow and stedy is beta than frantukley scrubing till ur arms are burning lol trying to get the poo off.

Be careful with temps especially come colder weather ul be cracking glass very easy if your steaming on glass.

 

[tench0771]

yes ill turn it rite down in winter when its cold dont wana crack any pains

 

[James Allen]

I have been thinking of going hot wfp

 

[Kennygggkent]

yes i got the ecotemp l5 ,water comes out red hot if u need it that hot ,i found it best just past warm so the glass steams when ur brushing, the bee pollon comes off with ease wich was a nother huge problim in some of the areas i work in so its defo worth me using it, even if its luke warm it makes a big difference, i crank up the temp on shop signs that are coverd in bird dung it just melts off ,u need to change the way u brush tho slow and stedy is beta than frantukley scrubing till ur arms are burning lol trying to get the poo off.

What's the total cost tenchy - £200-300 all in, and was it tricky to set up?

 

[steve garwood]

The cracking of glass (thermal shock) can happen on single glazed windows, but its highly unlikely on modern double glazing.

I do the same as you tenchy. I set my fogwash heater on warm. It makes the hoses lovely and supple and keeps the old mitts warm

 

[steve garwood]

The cracking of glass (thermal shock) can happen on single glazed windows, but its highly unlikely on modern double glazing.

I do the same as you tenchy. I set my fogwash heater on warm. It makes the hoses lovely and supple and keeps the old mitts warm

 

[tench0771]

What's the total cost tenchy - £200-300 all in, and was it tricky to set up?

i payed over the odds m8 £200 for the boiler i think and £30 for 13kilo gas also had to get some anty torsion hose from hot out let to hose real, its easy to set up just fix the boiler to the van and conect the hose real hose to boiler and tank out let to bolier and gas to bolier its realy easy probly takes 20 minits at the most

 

[paul1]

just wana say big thanks to @Green Pro Clean Ltd for the push to go hot worked in town on sat were the salt was bad and the hot riped it off i saved lots of water and time on the jobs to very inpressed :thumbsup:

Hi mate

Was thinking about hot water mainly for winters as want to keep working but was under impression set ups were into thousands?? Whats the ecotemp? How it work? Do you need loads of space in van? Any advice tips appreciated. Cheers

 

[tench0771]

Hi mate
Was thinking about hot water mainly for winters as want to keep working but was under impression set ups were into thousands?? Whats the ecotemp? How it work? Do you need loads of space in van? Any advice tips appreciated. Cheers

a ecotemp l5 is just a out door shower heater its realy easy to install and u dont need a lot of space ill upload a pic later m8 once u use one u will wana use it all the time hot water gets them yellow blobs off and insect poo also melts seletepe off bird **** ect im even now using a gardner brush /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[paul1]

a ecotemp l5 is just a out door shower heater its realy easy to install and u dont need a lot of space ill upload a pic later m8 once u use one u will wana use it all the time hot water gets them yellow blobs off and insect poo also melts seletepe off bird **** ect im even now using a gardner brush /emoticons/biggrin.png

Ok cheers mate yes please upload photos appreciated.. will I have room in back of my crew cab hyundai iload van though?

Which brush you using now ?

Cheers

 

[tench0771]

Ok cheers mate yes please upload photos appreciated.. will I have room in back of my crew cab hyundai iload van though?Which brush you using now ?

Cheers

im using a gardner ultmate medium at the minit for normal glass but im upgrading to the extra wide im also using for jets to get good flow but less splash back , and yes it will fit ill upload pix in a bit m8 ::

 

[tench0771]

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[steve garwood]

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Similar looking to mine Mr.tench. £100 paid for mine, and its still going strong after 8 years /emoticons/smile.png

 

[paul1]

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looks mint, whats smallest gas you can get ? any compact propane bottles etc? do you have to use all time mate or can you still just use the cold in normal way if don't switch it on etc ? so is it easy to hook up then pipe to gas and one from my water tank ? cheers

 

[paul1]

Do I need any special/different hose or connections?