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Although I have been working as a windy for over a year next month sees me taking over the business entirely from my father in law so still learning a lot.
I have a tap fitted to my belt for ease of use with the wfp. I was wondering whether people thought it more effective cleaning leaving the tap on a lower pressure throughout the entire cleaning process or alternatively spray the glass, turn water off while scrubbing and then rinse with a higher pressure? The second way is what I have been taught . Any benefits in water saving or a better finish one way or another?
Another query along the same lines is what kind of on off system people use in general? As I say, I have a lever tap attached to my belt which allows on/off/variable flow which works well for me but always on the lookout to better the system. I have honestly never seen anyone else with a tap lever belt like mine so cant help but think I am not clued up to something or other!
Rich
Although I have been working as a windy for over a year next month sees me taking over the business entirely from my father in law so still learning a lot.
I have a tap fitted to my belt for ease of use with the wfp. I was wondering whether people thought it more effective cleaning leaving the tap on a lower pressure throughout the entire cleaning process or alternatively spray the glass, turn water off while scrubbing and then rinse with a higher pressure? The second way is what I have been taught . Any benefits in water saving or a better finish one way or another?
Another query along the same lines is what kind of on off system people use in general? As I say, I have a lever tap attached to my belt which allows on/off/variable flow which works well for me but always on the lookout to better the system. I have honestly never seen anyone else with a tap lever belt like mine so cant help but think I am not clued up to something or other!
Rich