Great job - simple and clear. Where did your drain hose dump the water? (Bucket, storm drain, onto the lawn?) I ask because the idea of using the vac system allows wider range of cleaners being used without worry about the runoff harming the plants round the patio.. but capture of the water is needed.
The water is pushed out due to the venturi system through the extraction hose... The best way to catch the water ( if chemical free ) is instead of letting the water into a drain ( this would or may cause the drains to block and IMO is unprofessional ) let teh water filter through a mesh bucket cylinder or similar .. The filter will grab the larger pieces and and the water will run through the meshe but the mesh or filter catches the soiling etc . Hope you understand what i wrote ( falch germany d produce a similar thing )
I had one of these, and mine was absolutely shit ! I ended up getting a mosmatic vacuum surface cleaner in the end. Yours looks ok though, but I wonder would it would be like against a really dirty driveway
Leo Campos I haven’t used this for a long time. Very handy for small patio area or driveways where build up of water. It’s a Karcher floor tool. No chemicals and you change nozzles accordingly. The hose that comes off of it has no vacuum it has a jet that force water down pipe. Best place to find one is EBAY
@@westwoodcleaningservices3741 thanks so much for the quick reply.... looks like your stuck at home because of the corona.. ? the probem it is a great tool ... / the venturi effect flat surface cleaners ) Mosmatic have the mosmatic Aqua with the same or simlar system ( they must have bought the user rights off of Karcher or they have designed their own , because the mosmatic has only been out a couple o fyears in comparison to the FRV 30 ) i am not sure about the pressure .. will have to ivestigate more.. But this has be a logicla thing for some commercial jobs becuase those pavers kick up loads of dirt and with this tool you can simply run the water through a filter and let the rest water go down the drain .
What are you using now ? there are self pumping wet dry vacs out there .. that automatically pump the water simultaneously from the wet vac when its on .. ( similar to what fireman use ) with garden pumps built in them ( dirt pmp not fresh water pump ) you could also build your own .
Great job - simple and clear. Where did your drain hose dump the water? (Bucket, storm drain, onto the lawn?) I ask because the idea of using the vac system allows wider range of cleaners being used without worry about the runoff harming the plants round the patio.. but capture of the water is needed.
The water is pushed out due to the venturi system through the extraction hose... The best way to catch the water ( if chemical free ) is instead of letting the water into a drain ( this would or may cause the drains to block and IMO is unprofessional ) let teh water filter through a mesh bucket cylinder or similar .. The filter will grab the larger pieces and and the water will run through the meshe but the mesh or filter catches the soiling etc . Hope you understand what i wrote ( falch germany d produce a similar thing )
I had one of these, and mine was absolutely shit ! I ended up getting a mosmatic vacuum surface cleaner in the end. Yours looks ok though, but I wonder would it would be like against a really dirty driveway
111alien111 hey mosmatic is ok ???
@@oeeem_8870 Apperently the mosmatic aqua has a problem with the venturi getting blocked when confronted with substantial dirt
.. thats what i read...
Qual máquina está usando para a limpeza ? 🚩
Where do I buy this?
How much PSI to use?
Do you wet the floors with any chemical to prior to this tool?
Thanks.
Leo Campos
I haven’t used this for a long time. Very handy for small patio area or driveways where build up of water. It’s a Karcher floor tool. No chemicals and you change nozzles accordingly. The hose that comes off of it has no vacuum it has a jet that force water down pipe. Best place to find one is EBAY
What pressure washer we’re you using on that plz
At the time a 3600psi 120bar petrol washer. These are ok but would only use on patios that had awful drainage
Amigo qual lavadora de alta pressão que está utilizando?
Whats the minumum Liter per Minute for the pressure washer and the PSI to oeprate this ?
Haven’t use this tool for a long time but if memory serves you want at least between 10-20 ltr per minute and a minimum of 2600 psi
@@westwoodcleaningservices3741 thanks so much for the quick reply.... looks like your stuck at home because of the corona.. ? the probem it is a great tool ... / the venturi effect flat surface cleaners ) Mosmatic have the mosmatic Aqua with the same or simlar system ( they must have bought the user rights off of Karcher or they have designed their own , because the mosmatic has only been out a couple o fyears in comparison to the FRV 30 ) i am not sure about the pressure .. will have to ivestigate more.. But this has be a logicla thing for some commercial jobs becuase those pavers kick up loads of dirt and with this tool you can simply run the water through a filter and let the rest water go down the drain .
What are you using now ? there are self pumping wet dry vacs out there .. that automatically pump the water simultaneously from the wet vac when its on .. ( similar to what fireman use ) with garden pumps built in them ( dirt pmp not fresh water pump ) you could also build your own .
this machine price