Hot Water For Under £100

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Can I just say for the record!!

The video is simply how I fitted my heater -- I strongly suggest you consult a professional for all your gas installation requirements.

That's my ass covered, carry on!

 

[peter rogers]

do u have to display a gas symnol thing on back door ? saying u carryin a gas container

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Not sure if a legal requirement but certainly a common sense requirement. After all if you are in a smash you wang to give the Fire departmet a fair chance to now what they are dealing with.

 

[Diwrnach]

Friend of mine works with mobile gas and always recommends periodically spreading water and fairy liquid on all pipes and joints to check for leaks.

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Friend of mine works with mobile gas and always recommends periodically spreading water and fairy liquid on all pipes and joints to check for leaks.

Fairy seems to end up as the poor relative substitute for all tradesmen

 

[steve garwood]

My set up is very similar to yours green. I paid £70 for mine. Its a fogwash heater from aquatec. Agree with you about not having it set to hot. I have mine on warm and it still keeps all the hoses lovely warm and soft

 

[Diwrnach]

Do you think hot is worth it?

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Do you think hot is worth it?

It's a godsend for first cleans and Conservatories, cladding cleans etc.

Tomorrow morning have two full English fry up then don't wash the plates, leave them sitting in the sun for a year or so then get the first plate and time how long it takes you to wash it to a satisfactory condition in cold water then time how long it takes to do the other one in hot water.

Conservatories that used to take 2 - 3 'go overs' with my cold system and took up to 3 hours I can now do once over in an hour using hot.

For £100 how can it not be worth it?

 

[steve garwood]

When the weather gets icy, most definitely. Winding in a warm hose and having a warm hose inside your pole makes a hell of a difference on your hands. Plus I find its less likely to freeze as quick before it gets to the bottom of the glass

 

[Lewis]

Glad you did a video for Jake pal, I forgot il do one tomo morning showing the stainless one /emoticons/wink.png

 

[Underdog]

thats great info. thats a future upgrade for my van.

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Glad you did a video for Jake pal, I forgot il do one tomo morning showing the stainless one /emoticons/wink.png

My water heaters shinnier than your water heater nah na nah na na nah! /emoticons/tongue.png :rofl::rofl:

 

[Taxlossloz]

My water heaters shinnier than your water heater nah na nah na na nah! /emoticons/tongue.png :rofl::rofl:

I imagine hot system still freezes up in winter ? Or am I wrong

 

[MrBump]

Can you not heat the water before putting it in your van tank or add a couple of boiled kettles to it in the morning to warm it up a little?

 

[steve garwood]

This is mineView attachment 5495

 

[Tuffers]

Can you not heat the water before putting it in your van tank or add a couple of boiled kettles to it in the morning to warm it up a little?

A couple of boiled kettles won't affect 500L of very cold pure Mr Bump /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Tuffers]

It's a godsend for first cleans and Conservatories, cladding cleans etc.
Tomorrow morning have two full English fry up then don't wash the plates, leave them sitting in the sun for a year or so then get the first plate and time how long it takes you to wash it to a satisfactory condition in cold water then time how long it takes to do the other one in hot water.

Conservatories that used to take 2 - 3 'go overs' with my cold system and took up to 3 hours I can now do once over in an hour using hot.

For £100 how can it not be worth it?

Question to you Green, how long have you been WFP? Am I right in saying you've been WFP for a few months?

Up to 3 hours for a conny :whew:. An hour tops for a Polycarb and 2 hours tops for a glass.

 

[Parky]

having a warm hose inside your pole makes a hell of a difference on your hands

ARF ARF!!!!!!

 

[Lewis]

This is mine hope it's a useful vid.....ohh how do I upload my vid to this /emoticons/sad.png

 

[Diwrnach]

It's a godsend for first cleans and Conservatories, cladding cleans etc.
Tomorrow morning have two full English fry up then don't wash the plates, leave them sitting in the sun for a year or so then get the first plate and time how long it takes you to wash it to a satisfactory condition in cold water then time how long it takes to do the other one in hot water.

Conservatories that used to take 2 - 3 'go overs' with my cold system and took up to 3 hours I can now do once over in an hour using hot.

For £100 how can it not be worth it?

Both take the same time, tried it this morning, I put the plate on the side and when I got home it was clean

 

[Trev81]

I use hot water for all cleans now, I fire up mine before leaving for jobs, and turn off when done, I clean with approx 55 degrees for windows/frames, have been upto 70 odd on dirty F/S/G and it just melts the crap away! Wish my webasto 9kw heater was £100 lol! Sounds like a jet engine when running which makes me look manly in the streets :rofl: looking forward to the cold days to see the steam coming off the glass /emoticons/biggrin.png