would this work..

Dan1980 · May 19, 2020

afternoon folks, must say tons of info and knowledge on here, however i am still unsure lol.

ok just done my water reading with the tds, and it reads 240.

i am looking at adding on window cleaning to my tenancy cleaning service., so i would not be window cleaning every day, maybe every other weekend.

i spoke to window cleaning warehouse, nice guy, he thinks i can get away with the facelift compact 425, although the filter is not ideal, i need a R/O unit, it would be ok to use the Di for a while to see how I go about using the resins etc, if needs be I can just add a R/O unit after.

would this be ok, as mentioned this is something that i would use now and again, I dont want a back pack or trolley.

thanks folks

Mx19 · May 19, 2020

It would be doable but not cheap, maybe try a double Di. Do you have a spotless water near you?

spruce · May 19, 2020

Dan1980 said:
afternoon folks, must say tons of info and knowledge on here, however i am still unsure lol.

ok just done my water reading with the tds, and it reads 240.

i am looking at adding on window cleaning to my tenancy cleaning service., so i would not be window cleaning every day, maybe every other weekend.

i spoke to window cleaning warehouse, nice guy, he thinks i can get away with the facelift compact 425, although the filter is not ideal, i need a R/O unit, it would be ok to use the Di for a while to see how I go about using the resins etc, if needs be I can just add a R/O unit after.

would this be ok, as mentioned this is something that i would use now and again, I dont want a back pack or trolley.

thanks folks

Window cleaning with water fed pole isn't a cheap investment these days.

I can't see how doing it every other weekend would justify the cost. I would look at subcontracting the jobs and taking a small slice off the top

Dan1980 · May 19, 2020

Mx19 said:
It would be doable but not cheap, maybe try a double Di. Do you have a spotless water near you?

I don't, no. Been quoted £1200

Pjj · May 19, 2020

Dan1980 said:
afternoon folks, must say tons of info and knowledge on here, however i am still unsure lol.

ok just done my water reading with the tds, and it reads 240.

i am looking at adding on window cleaning to my tenancy cleaning service., so i would not be window cleaning every day, maybe every other weekend.

i spoke to window cleaning warehouse, nice guy, he thinks i can get away with the facelift compact 425, although the filter is not ideal, i need a R/O unit, it would be ok to use the Di for a while to see how I go about using the resins etc, if needs be I can just add a R/O unit after.

would this be ok, as mentioned this is something that i would use now and again, I dont want a back pack or trolley.

thanks folks

Using resin only will cost a fortune with a reading of 240 you need an ro straight away , or buy water from spotless or another window cleaner .

dazmond · May 20, 2020

its that time of year again........lots of people think of "adding window cleaning" to their list of services and plan on doing it at weekends.....because you live in a hard water area you need an RO which will just be a pain for you as its not the most convenient way of purifying your water quickly......itll cost you a small fortune in resin if you decide to go DI only.....the other option is buying your pure water but do you live near a filling station?

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