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Ive been looking at RO/DI van mounted systems. has anyone had any experience with the Pure Freedom RO system. Grippa Tank Pro or the Ionic system.
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Depends where you are in the country. In the North of England one to consider is Purefreedom.
The Xline systems look very nice but many have complained about poor after sales service. They are in Derbyshire.
Waterworks is another in Corby.
In the South are grippatank and ionics.
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There is also Triton System | Pure2O - The Reach & Wash® System which is ionics sister company and a lot cheaper I believe if you look at the details they have options of 3 different regional options for fitting.
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They will also offer a price match service.
Ionics also offer refurbished systems @callum99
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I think they are much the same. I went with Grippatank and had a lot of teething problems with my hot water. It all came good in the end. Good luck.
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I have a Pure2O system. Like others said, its just a Ionics brand. I got a quote from window cleaning wearhouse and Ionics matched it. So meant I got a proper crash tested system for the price of a (non tested) one.
Price Promise | Pure2O - The Reach & Wash® System
Our price promise means you don’t have to choose between price and safety. Pure2O offers you both. We’ll beat any genuine system quote from a UK supplier.
www.pure2o.co.uk
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I have 2 Pure Freedom van mounted systems, the first one is over 11 years old.
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Wished I had went for their electric hose reel. Only one I know of that hasn’t had bad reports. The Ionics ones also looks decent though don’t know any who have got one & can report.
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The twin stack running 8mm has never flickered in 3 years, tempted fate now. The single ones, running 6mm that are only a year old, the chain has jumped off twice so having to tension it. Hopefully this will resolve it.
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scottish cleaning service
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I don't think I have a chain on my electric Grippatank reels.?
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I personally would always get a static system and a delivery system in the van.This frees up space and means the van does not have to be connected on the drive while you make the water.
I went with Grippa great product the tanks and frames are really good.
I went with Grippa great product the tanks and frames are really good.
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That would be my next stage but don't have the room till I move house. I have to leave hose out back gate for 3 hours to fill my tank which isn't really practical.
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We travel for work so, initially needed the option to produce away from home. With the prevelance of Spotless sites this isn't now required.
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What reels have you got ?
they have a gear mesh system so no chain or belt
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Sorry mate only just seen this. I’ve got the Waterworks 3D. Just today was down a mate’s house with it in pieces. Belt had snapped. Waterworks sent out a replacement free of charge, which was good of them, but it’s all the hassle fixing it I’m getting tired of.
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