Does It Look Any Good?

HotWash Window Cleaners · Feb 13, 2013

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All graphics are proper reflective both sides and rear doors like mirror. It has been turning some heads.

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harunh · Feb 13, 2013

Smart that mate very good /emoticons/smile.png

I bet it looks much better face to face

harunh · Feb 13, 2013

Never seen u on here mate welcome to the forum

Where u from

HotWash Window Cleaners · Feb 13, 2013

Sunny Devon lovely place called Plymouth.

deno · Feb 13, 2013

Very Nice, looks professional, good van... I'd hire you, looks the business

rcproperty · Feb 13, 2013

looking good, not to sure about the model! i think you could of got a sexier one! lol

M.K Cleaners.co.uk · Feb 13, 2013

Nice van, very nice

Dodger · Feb 13, 2013

Sweet mate, very sweet

Iain · Feb 13, 2013

Yeah nice. Get those heads turning!

Smurf · Feb 13, 2013

Very smart /emoticons/wink.png

What hotwash system do you use?

HotWash Window Cleaners · Feb 13, 2013

It's a heatwave system fitted at varitech systems. The van has linex coating in the back sides and floor top quality stuff. Stainless pole racking, 400litre tank with on board Di. I do pre filter my 34ppm tap water before it reaches van. I have gardiner poles and an awfully heavy Hxtel as well. The hot system can run on either van tank or can add a separate tank for red diesel. It's really cheap to run maybe maximum couple pounds a day. Hoses are reinforced 8mm with quick release fittings. I also have the frostat controller which stops equipment freezing. Bonus of nice warm hands all day as it heats hoses and poles. Heats to 60°c but at brush jets its 43°c fully adjustable to lower for colder times. I will post some pics probably tomorrow.

mark m · Feb 13, 2013

Nice van and setup

Smurf · Feb 13, 2013

Nice setup and I look look farward to seeing the pics

It's a heatwave system fitted at varitech systems. The van has linex coating in the back sides and floor top quality stuff. Stainless pole racking, 400litre tank with on board Di. I do pre filter my 34ppm tap water before it reaches van. I have gardiner poles and an awfully heavy Hxtel as well. The hot system can run on either van tank or can add a separate tank for red diesel. It's really cheap to run maybe maximum couple pounds a day. Hoses are reinforced 8mm with quick release fittings. I also have the frostat controller which stops equipment freezing. Bonus of nice warm hands all day as it heats hoses and poles. Heats to 60°c but at brush jets its 43°c fully adjustable to lower for colder times. I will post some pics probably tomorrow.

Donny · Feb 13, 2013

Looks great mate, a diesel heater is my objective for next year /emoticons/smile.png

HotWash Window Cleaners · Feb 14, 2013

I do normally keep it tidy. View attachment 1740 View attachment 1741 View attachment 1742

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rcproperty · Feb 14, 2013

Lookin good. Couldn't see the tank in the first pic lol

Smurf · Feb 14, 2013

Nice setup you have there /emoticons/wink.png

HotWash Window Cleaners · Feb 14, 2013

I have it set to heat water straight into the tank as the day goes on the heater works less. It has mushrooms on the tank for added appeal.

nearlyclean · Feb 22, 2013

That is a smart looking van, love the reflective writing. I would love to have a hot system. Like the mushrooms, watch you dont get any growing :huh:

HotWash Window Cleaners · Feb 22, 2013

Dartmoor is my neighbour its proper psilli up there lol

OoO · Mar 10, 2013

Dartmoor is my neighbour its proper psilli up there lol

Lol

Just wanted to know no on the hose reel you know the fittings. Do they ever leak. Any drips. Looking at them I bet they don't.

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