How much pure water do you use on a full days work?

[cheapncheerful]

now with my two new barrels i will reach the dizzy heights of 130 litres a day...mind you ...on my 100gpd ro ....thats gonna take some time to make...

 

[Duncs]

Must say it's amazing how fast you can complete a house when the owners at work , down to nearly a hour now on my £65 house, be happy when I get it to 45 mins /emoticons/smile.png

gd if you had full street of them now that would be gd earner

 

[abs]

gd if you had full street of them now that would be gd earner

Just 3 a day would make me very happy m8 /emoticons/wink.png

 

[AJ windows]

now with my two new barrels i will reach the dizzy heights of 130 litres a day...mind you ...on my 100gpd ro ....thats gonna take some time to make...

mine produces 210 ltr in around 8 hours, so you should be fine. Trick is having excess barrels and fill them during weekend /emoticons/smile.png currently have 16 and doing fine, but not for long. Already looking at bigger van with tank for next tax year.

 

[cheapncheerful]

ta aj....i am defo going for a separate big water storage tank as....divvy keeps overflowing and wasting my valuable pure...so one big holding tank and small pump into the barrels...must go shopping

 

[Diwrnach]

Planning on having two 210 litre butts next to each other with a link pipe, I was going to get a IBC tank, but its a bit unsightly.

Also planning to have (as it will be outside) a pond heater set low in the winter to keep it from freezing and a pond pump on a hose to fill the barrels in the back of the pick up.

 

[AJ windows]

Get an auto shut off kit, reverse osmosis kit off eBay for 17.99. That will shut your water off once your butt is full. I bought 2 x210 ltr butts but,since I've fitted that the other 1 is redundant. You don't need to produce more than you use: )

 

[J D]

What kind of pick-up you got D?

What size of do you have in back?

 

[Diwrnach]

L200 warrior, the back is pretty decent sized, considering getting a 200l baffled tank in the back, but I do also need to consider getting my pressure washer and gutter vac in when I need them, plus poles etc.

 

[J D]

I'm hoping to have a 400ltr R.O system fitted to a ford ranger wildtrak

 

[Duncs]

Planning on having two 210 litre butts next to each other with a link pipe, I was going to get a IBC tank, but its a bit unsightly.
Also planning to have (as it will be outside) a pond heater set low in the winter to keep it from freezing and a pond pump on a hose to fill the barrels in the back of the pick up.

I have the butts works well

 

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I'm hoping to have a 400ltr R.O system fitted to a ford ranger wildtrak

You'll need a 400 ltr fuel tank JD!!!!!!/emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[J D]

Aye that's the downside of the wildtrak but ye have to pay for your luxuries Winpro!

 

[Smurf]

Using a pickup has got it merits I suppose in winter months but surely it's impractical to carry a decent size tank, poles etc for wfp work?

 

[J D]

I've already talked over the dimensions with Rhauni at sureclean. We can fit a 400ltr flat tank, one hose reel secured , R.O , pump etc. That allows me to close roller door and the poles can be clipped on roof bars and taken off at night.

 

[J D]

I rarely use more than 300ltrs a day

 

[crownwindowcleaning]

JD and Diwrnach are the pickups double or single cabs. Been toying with the idea of getting a static system in garage for filtration then just a tank in the back of my double cab Hilux

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[Diwrnach]

Double cab mate, but I can easily get 300 litres in the back if I wanted to, I don't at the moment use that much though. Only problem is I also have a gutter hoover, pressure washer, generator, 8 meter long reach jet washing lance etc etc, so I kind of have to swap between window and gutter and pressure washing mode depending what I am doing.

 

[J D]

My will be the double cab as well with s 400ltr flat tank

 

[Smurf]

Poser springs to mind /emoticons/biggrin.png

My will be the double cab as well with s 400ltr flat tank

 

[Diwrnach]

My pick ups my family car, had it ages before I started doing this line of work so just makes sense to use it instead of buying a van separate. Plus so far it works fine.