Thanks, I learned a lot from you. I bought a 9-gallon sprayer. It is much easier to carry water around the house. The sprayer pump is perfect to use Reach-It construction brush and no problem to carry water till the 3 stories building. I use just 30 ft rhino and I enjoy the freedom. Thanks again
I love my trolley system. When I'm on the job I keep the trolley as close as possible to me so I don't need to use to much hose this saves on time unwinding and winding back up again. Its also great for areas where you can't get a van close enough to the job like the backs of houses and pedestrianised areas so you don't need to have hose running along the footpath or pavement which could cause an accident.
Great timing this vid, was just recommended I go this route from someone on the window cleaning forum and now this is the second recommended vid in my feed. Great vid thanks so much.
Hi, tip if you need cans/barrels, your pharmacist can have some for you: I clean a pharmacy, and the pharmacist gave me 1 of 20 liters and 4 of 10 liters. many contained hydroalcoholic gel ...
Its a common question and a difficult one to answer. For a start many go for the cheapest option like a fibreglass pole. Not a good idea. Go for carbon fibre right away. I reckon you need to budget for at least £800. A good pole and brush is the main thing. A DI is also cheapest option but if the tap water in your area is over 150ppm (parts per million) pollution, then it becomes too expensive to run and a RO (reverse osmosis) system will be required. RO systems are initially quite expensive.
Exactly how I clean. Apart from i wind my hose around top of my trolley and take off what I need. I have a fishing trolley though for my b pack. I also don't fill my containers up too much as you do as they weigh a ton when full.😁 . I only get through 4 barrels a day as I only use it on ups mainly. I have a gardiners pole and b pack. My mates keep banging on about me getting a tank fitted in my boot but I will never do that as I like this system. Thanks for videos. Any chance of some demonstrations of you using that gear sometime?
Hi Stevie, yes I agree with you. I have used the van system but it really slowed me down and I found the 100m of hose a real pain. Ok, I would probably get used to it in time but I really like what I'm using already in the back pack. There are so many advantages. I generally only use 4 barrels too. I am working on some videos of demo's on how I use it. I am uploading some soon but they take an age because my internet is slow for HD.
Thank you so much Chris, I really agree with Keno. Your precise explanation and down to earth attitude is great and I really admire those attributes. Just like this one, please can you show a simple video how to make purified water. The methods I know are lab based hence not simple. Thank you and best of luck, Sir.
The simplest way is to harvest rain water but in the United States, I was told it was illegal. The next simplest way is to use a DI but if the water is hard then it will cost too much.
Hi Chris, I have decided to buy a Genie trolley system as I can just put the barrels on. At the moment I keep filling up my backpack... just wanted to know when I get the Genie trolley system, would a univalve stop the machine as does the bug boy backpack does.. cheers shane.
Hi Christopher. In wish give more life to the resin so I want connect before the vessel, a Sediment filter that receive from tap, and after a Carbon filter before the resin vessel. I find all has different inlet/outlet. How can I buy in order to connect all easy? thanks in advance
I live in an area with high PPM.. tested the water and it read 317. As of right now, I only have a DI Vessel. Is this a bad idea to only have a DI system? You said a DI tank will only last 5 minutes at 300???
Yes it's a bad idea as the resin that you purchase to put into the DI vessel will not last very long. You need to buy a RO system instead. You need to research all about them.
Hi. I currently purchase water from friend. But maybe in the future I will be filtering my own. I only use 100 ltr a day for ups and some downs and have been looking at ro systems . What gpd system would I need as I don't want to over spend on something that's going to fill a swimming pool overnight. Cheers !
+stevie keane Can't you just use a DI system instead? A RO system will be quite expensive. If you are only using about 100L per day, then it might be a better proposition. If your water is not too hard, then it might work. As for a recommendation for a RO system, I can't advise on this since I have not used one for over six years and I guess they have improved a lot since then. If you were to speak to someone at say Window Cleaning Warehouse, they will advise you on the best route to take.
Off topic here! Chris how do you find the imprinted concrete paving? I'm thinking of having it put down at my new place! Pros and cons? Price?? Cheers Stuart
SAJ Window Cleaners Ltd Hi Stuart, the best thing is that it won't grow any weeds! Wev'e had ours down for about 10 years and shows no signs of cracking. The colour has stayed pretty good and not much algae grows on it. If you get a really good company to do it and this is the key, then it beats block paving hands down. All I ever did with it is to give it a clear seal now and again and it looks like new again after a bit of a power wash but it never seems to deteriorate like block paving. I am going to try what is called "Pro-Kleen" that one of my customers recommended. You just spray it on and it kills everything instead of pressure washing when it don't need it. Against, well if you ever need to get to anything under your new drive then you can't patch it up like block paving but it would be extremely rare because technology allows pipes or cables to be routed under by special machines so you don't need to disturb the drive. Do some research into who's going to do the best job and see if there is a guarantee. I can't remember who did mine.
I am traditional but would like a backpack for difficult to reach windows and the occassional Conservatory roof clean. What do you think of the Nigel from WCW? It has a 20L tank adjustable flow rate and I assume the same battery and pump as the facelift Big Boy? The nigel has a trolley that will fit in the boot of my car. Just wondering if it is up to the job and powerful enough.
I just want to ask a question I don't know anything about this kit but I reckon it will be good for the job if it's anything like the Big Boy back pack I use. It will be just fine.
Hi does it purified the water with the system you use, I run a gardening buisness and decorating buisness but look to do this as well looking at yours I think it’s a nice starter set. Cheers Russell.
Hi Christopher, how is the water where you work? here in Cambridge is Hard and my concern is Di system like your video show, maybe cannot be work here. I look forward hearing from you. Regards
@@MyWagga Thanks for your quick response. I just was thinking use 2 Vessel, because I cant afford a RO. At least you are kind and advice a cheap way to have RO at home. Thanks in advance
@@MyWagga just want start the work. I haven't anything yet. I have been watching the following link www.ro-world.co.uk/acatalog/Aquatic_3_Stage_Reverse_Osmosis_Units.html But Im not idea what is the best as starting kit
Hi Chris love your videos great tips. I have bought two kobold back packs trolleys £95 each they were great as lite and ideal trolley for my bad back, but 2 months in 1 the variable flow units bust and now flows like a jet spray ,replaced the part and it went a month later again. Now 2nd back pack playing up as well. Only work part time but going through water at a crazy rate. Can you recommend a better back pack trolley or stationary back pack, that has a reliable variable flow controller and lasts longer. As I don't want to risk buying two more and same problem arising. Brilliant idea about the stationary backpack and trolley and bungees.
Hi mate great video, looking to go other to WFP and was going to save for a van but would you reccomend this for me and my son instead to start with? Also is the earnings potential per hour the same and if you can link us to the equipment required to start with? Thank you
I can recommend this system to start with and it can be very efficient. As long as you are doing mainly domestic work, then this can work really well. You can earn just the same amount once you become proficient with it. www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/ Start with a Big Boy backpack
Hi Chris thanks bro, for the great videos and giving tips to people. I have a realy dumb questions because im new in this... when you are using the water fed pole, do i need something to drain the window of only using the water fed pole is enough? 2 question: do i need to use water with a product or is it only drink water to use for cleaning the windows? Last question: cleaning inside the house is still the classic methode i guess lool. Sorry for the dumb questions. Please help. Thanks
There is deionised water and there is reverse osmosis. Both will work for cleaning windows. You need to check your tap water with a water meter to see which system you will need. If your water is very poor, you will need a RO system rather than a DI.
Hey Chris, thinking of starting window cleaning as a second business. Any chance you could simply list the items in the video I would need to start as a complete novice. Plus I live in a very hard water area - any tips to get around purification. Thanks!
In a hard water area, you will need to get what is called a RO system. This is Reverse Osmosis. If you visit my channel, all the items should be there on a play list.
Further to my last message just found a pure water filling site a couple of miles away - could just use that to save the cash especially while testing the water (no pun intended) that way if it don’t work out haven’t wasted to much cash !
The first thing you need to do is to get a TDS meter and test your water to see how hard it is. If it's soft enough at around 100 parts per million, then you can get a DI vessel as you can see in my video complete with resin inside it so you can make pure water immediatly. If your water comes out at much more than 100 then get back to me.
A DI system purifies the water using de ionisation. RO system by reverse osmosis. Di uses a tank with resin in it. RO uses filters but is required in areas where water is hard. RO is expensive and you might be better off using a DI. You will have to buy resin for DI but depending on how big your round is, it should last a while.
I would love to get waterfed pole system but this seems a lot of stuff to be carrying around on for a job that would take 10 minutes can't u just put the resin in the backpack rather than using a Di tank . At the moment my customers are scattered all over so this just seems a lot of trouble because by the time you set this up surely it just be quicker to use ladder or extension pole.this is kinder putting me off my getting it now .
+Christopher Dawber I suspect that Jaime is from the US as I am. The US window cleaning supply companies don't seem to be as friendly to the DIY'ers as the UK companies are. However Home Depot has this similar unit: www.homedepot.com/p/ECHO-4-Gal-Internal-Piston-Pump-Back-Pack-Sprayer-MS402/205533110 And I suspect that they have the water line as well. Also, I just found a Gardiner carbon fiber pole on Craigslist for about half the price of a new one. Check Craigslist!!! Now you just have to piece together a homebrew RO DI system. BTW how many gallons or liters did you use on this size house?
I tend to do upstairs with the water fed and downstairs with trad gear so I can get about four houses out of a backpack but be warned; this is only on maintenance cleans where the windows are already pretty clean. I do mine every four weeks here in the UK.
Christopher Dawber My wife is from N. Wales and after our wedding I lived there and operated a small window cleaning company in the early 90's. Black soot from the coal fires on the frames and so forth. Ugh. In the SE of America, if we clean a home ever 6 months we consider ourselves quite lucky. I'll assume you meant four houses upstairs from just one full backpack of water. That's nowhere near as much water as I assumed you would need. Thanks.
At the speed I have to work it would not be practical. No-one would like it either since they all on a meter. I find the barrels no problem at all. Pour em quick do several houses on one back pack full doing the bottom windows wit a squeegee.
Christopher Dawber i would like to clean the fascia and soffits gutters etc but just connecting into tap through hose i live in northern ireland so no water rates how would i do this what connections etc bit new to wfp any help be really helpfull
Window cleaning joke - When I quote $20 to clean the front windows and they say I’ll give you $10. I’ll say ok but I'll clean the windows with clear water and let them “air dry” no squeegeeing included, since I can’t afford the soap on this deal. What’s the difference they are trying to run you off and you won’t ever stop there again anyway.
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Thanks, I learned a lot from you. I bought a 9-gallon sprayer. It is much easier to carry water around the house. The sprayer pump is perfect to use Reach-It construction brush and no problem to carry water till the 3 stories building. I use just 30 ft rhino and I enjoy the freedom. Thanks again
You really made that look easy mate,the other videos seemed like rocket science to me. Thank you sir.
Thanks Keno.
I love my trolley system. When I'm on the job I keep the trolley as close as possible to me so I don't need to use to much hose this saves on time unwinding and winding back up again. Its also great for areas where you can't get a van close enough to the job like the backs of houses and pedestrianised areas so you don't need to have hose running along the footpath or pavement which could cause an accident.
Great timing this vid, was just recommended I go this route from someone on the window cleaning forum and now this is the second recommended vid in my feed.
Great vid thanks so much.
I believe this man passed away about 9 months ago in Spain. Nice blocky is
Hi, tip if you need cans/barrels, your pharmacist can have some for you: I clean a pharmacy, and the pharmacist gave me 1 of 20 liters and 4 of 10 liters. many contained hydroalcoholic gel ...
Hi wagger
What pole would recommend as your a man of experience and I would like your view as I need to buy some
Thanks...how much for a good brand new system like this including everything? How much is the stuff to put in the water?
Its a common question and a difficult one to answer. For a start many go for the cheapest option like a fibreglass pole. Not a good idea. Go for carbon fibre right away. I reckon you need to budget for at least £800. A good pole and brush is the main thing. A DI is also cheapest option but if the tap water in your area is over 150ppm (parts per million) pollution, then it becomes too expensive to run and a RO (reverse osmosis) system will be required. RO systems are initially quite expensive.
Thank you for sharing this! Is there a private message option as I’d like to know more?
Exactly how I clean. Apart from i wind my hose around top of my trolley and take off what I need. I have a fishing trolley though for my b pack. I also don't fill my containers up too much as you do as they weigh a ton when full.😁 . I only get through 4 barrels a day as I only use it on ups mainly. I have a gardiners pole and b pack. My mates keep banging on about me getting a tank fitted in my boot but I will never do that as I like this system. Thanks for videos. Any chance of some demonstrations of you using that gear sometime?
Hi Stevie, yes I agree with you. I have used the van system but it really slowed me down and I found the 100m of hose a real pain. Ok, I would probably get used to it in time but I really like what I'm using already in the back pack. There are so many advantages. I generally only use 4 barrels too. I am working on some videos of demo's on how I use it. I am uploading some soon but they take an age because my internet is slow for HD.
Thank you so much Chris, I really agree with Keno. Your precise explanation and down to earth attitude is great and I really admire those attributes.
Just like this one, please can you show a simple video how to make purified water.
The methods I know are lab based hence not simple. Thank you and best of luck, Sir.
The simplest way is to harvest rain water but in the United States, I was told it was illegal. The next simplest way is to use a DI but if the water is hard then it will cost too much.
Thank you, Chris. In GB we are encouraged to use rainwater via water butts. Water bills are rising.
Cheers Pat I will see what I can do.
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So if the water is below 100 it shouldn’t leave water marks?
Hi Chris, I have decided to buy a Genie trolley system as I can just put the barrels on. At the moment I keep filling up my backpack...
just wanted to know when I get the Genie trolley system, would a univalve stop the machine as does the bug boy backpack does..
cheers shane.
Yes it should do
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Hi Christopher. In wish give more life to the resin so I want connect before the vessel, a Sediment filter that receive from tap, and after a Carbon filter before the resin vessel. I find all has different inlet/outlet. How can I buy in order to connect all easy? thanks in advance
It's just a case of trial and error. You need to be good at DIY.
I live in an area with high PPM.. tested the water and it read 317. As of right now, I only have a DI Vessel. Is this a bad idea to only have a DI system? You said a DI tank will only last 5 minutes at 300???
Yes it's a bad idea as the resin that you purchase to put into the DI vessel will not last very long. You need to buy a RO system instead. You need to research all about them.
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Hi. I currently purchase water from friend. But maybe in the future I will be filtering my own. I only use 100 ltr a day for ups and some downs and have been looking at ro systems . What gpd system would I need as I don't want to over spend on something that's going to fill a swimming pool overnight. Cheers !
+stevie keane Can't you just use a DI system instead? A RO system will be quite expensive. If you are only using about 100L per day, then it might be a better proposition. If your water is not too hard, then it might work. As for a recommendation for a RO system, I can't advise on this since I have not used one for over six years and I guess they have improved a lot since then. If you were to speak to someone at say Window Cleaning Warehouse, they will advise you on the best route to take.
Is the di tank all you need to filter water , I live in Middlesbrough with moderately soft water
Thank you
Yes that's all you should need but keep checking it with a TDS meter.
Off topic here! Chris how do you find the imprinted concrete paving? I'm thinking of having it put down at my new place! Pros and cons? Price?? Cheers Stuart
SAJ Window Cleaners Ltd Hi Stuart, the best thing is that it won't grow any weeds! Wev'e had ours down for about 10 years and shows no signs of cracking. The colour has stayed pretty good and not much algae grows on it. If you get a really good company to do it and this is the key, then it beats block paving hands down. All I ever did with it is to give it a clear seal now and again and it looks like new again after a bit of a power wash but it never seems to deteriorate like block paving. I am going to try what is called "Pro-Kleen" that one of my customers recommended. You just spray it on and it kills everything instead of pressure washing when it don't need it. Against, well if you ever need to get to anything under your new drive then you can't patch it up like block paving but it would be extremely rare because technology allows pipes or cables to be routed under by special machines so you don't need to disturb the drive. Do some research into who's going to do the best job and see if there is a guarantee. I can't remember who did mine.
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Love these video they where such a help when I was just starting up great work
Thankyou Jake. It gave me a purpose in life!
I am traditional but would like a backpack for difficult to reach windows and the occassional Conservatory roof clean. What do you think of the Nigel from WCW? It has a 20L tank adjustable flow rate and I assume the same battery and pump as the facelift Big Boy? The nigel has a trolley that will fit in the boot of my car. Just wondering if it is up to the job and powerful enough.
I just want to ask a question I don't know anything about this kit but I reckon it will be good for the job if it's anything like the Big Boy back pack I use. It will be just fine.
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Wight Window Washer you have no subs poor guy
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Hi does it purified the water with the system you use, I run a gardening buisness and decorating buisness but look to do this as well looking at yours I think it’s a nice starter set. Cheers Russell.
Russell Downes Downes the blue tank that you can see in the video does the water purification.
Christopher Dawber is that how Windows come out clean
Hi mate im looking at starting up with this system but dont know where to start
Hi Christopher, how is the water where you work? here in Cambridge is Hard and my concern is Di system like your video show, maybe cannot be work here. I look forward hearing from you. Regards
If its hard water you will need a RO system. A DI will end up costing too much in the long run though it's cheaper to set up.
@@MyWagga Thanks for your quick response. I just was thinking use 2 Vessel, because I cant afford a RO. At least you are kind and advice a cheap way to have RO at home. Thanks in advance
Ok but expect to use up resin quite quickly. Depends on how much work you got.
@@MyWagga just want start the work. I haven't anything yet. I have been watching the following link www.ro-world.co.uk/acatalog/Aquatic_3_Stage_Reverse_Osmosis_Units.html But Im not idea what is the best as starting kit
@@1381432 Get an 11ltr DI off ebay and a 25ltre bag of resin.
Hi Chris love your videos great tips. I have bought two kobold back packs trolleys £95 each they were great as lite and ideal trolley for my bad back, but 2 months in 1 the variable flow units bust and now flows like a jet spray ,replaced the part and it went a month later again. Now 2nd back pack playing up as well. Only work part time but going through water at a crazy rate. Can you recommend a better back pack trolley or stationary back pack, that has a reliable variable flow controller and lasts longer. As I don't want to risk buying two more and same problem arising. Brilliant idea about the stationary backpack and trolley and bungees.
Hi Lee, if you are in the UK, I would recommend this: www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/big-boy-backpack.html
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Hi mate great video, looking to go other to WFP and was going to save for a van but would you reccomend this for me and my son instead to start with? Also is the earnings potential per hour the same and if you can link us to the equipment required to start with? Thank you
I can recommend this system to start with and it can be very efficient. As long as you are doing mainly domestic work, then this can work really well. You can earn just the same amount once you become proficient with it. www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/ Start with a Big Boy backpack
Christopher Dawber thank you for the reply, just worried about purifying the water here, any brushes and poles you recommend to start with? Cheers
I use the DI system but this is only any good if your water tds is under 100 ppm. Xline systems or Gardiners stuff is good if you are in the UK.
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Hi Chris thanks bro, for the great videos and giving tips to people. I have a realy dumb questions because im new in this... when you are using the water fed pole, do i need something to drain the window of only using the water fed pole is enough? 2 question: do i need to use water with a product or is it only drink water to use for cleaning the windows? Last question: cleaning inside the house is still the classic methode i guess lool. Sorry for the dumb questions. Please help. Thanks
Hammouti Ali if your water is pure then you just leave it to dry on the glass. Squeegee for insides of course.
You will need to purify your water with a DI vessel with resin in it.
Christopher Dawber thx for the fast responses. Is it the same as osmos water?
There is deionised water and there is reverse osmosis. Both will work for cleaning windows. You need to check your tap water with a water meter to see which system you will need. If your water is very poor, you will need a RO system rather than a DI.
No, only if below 050 but then its not worth the risk. I always try to keep it under 010 as a rule of thumb.
Any idea if It’s ok if I use a different material hose like air compressor hose
Yes that would be fine. I used to use fish tank silicon hose.
So do you filter the water before hand and fill up the extra containers rather than filtering the water on the job?
ghloir le Dia filter before and use barrels
Thank you for getting back to me, your video is invaluable. I just have 1 more question, what is the make and model of the backpack?
Its called the Big Boy backpack. I got mine from Window Cleaning Warehouse.
Im on that website at the moment, they have a big boy backpack starter kit. I think I might go with that, seems like good value.
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hi new to the water fed pole,looks the bizz...what is the basic set up cost to get window cleaning with the back pack and pole system?
You are looking at something like £500 but it depends on the pole you get and if you need a RO system rather than DI for purifying the water.
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Hey Chris, thinking of starting window cleaning as a second business. Any chance you could simply list the items in the video I would need to start as a complete novice. Plus I live in a very hard water area - any tips to get around purification. Thanks!
In a hard water area, you will need to get what is called a RO system. This is Reverse Osmosis. If you visit my channel, all the items should be there on a play list.
Christopher Dawber Thanks Chris - great advice and great channel - keep up the good work! Brett
Further to my last message just found a pure water filling site a couple of miles away - could just use that to save the cash especially while testing the water (no pun intended) that way if it don’t work out haven’t wasted to much cash !
That could be the answer Brett.
hi buddy im going to buy the back pack and im abit stumped on how to purifi my water help me plz Thanks Tony
The first thing you need to do is to get a TDS meter and test your water to see how hard it is. If it's soft enough at around 100 parts per million, then you can get a DI vessel as you can see in my video complete with resin inside it so you can make pure water immediatly. If your water comes out at much more than 100 then get back to me.
Hey so what's the difference between a ro system n a di system?
A DI system purifies the water using de ionisation. RO system by reverse osmosis. Di uses a tank with resin in it. RO uses filters but is required in areas where water is hard. RO is expensive and you might be better off using a DI. You will have to buy resin for DI but depending on how big your round is, it should last a while.
I would love to get waterfed pole system but this seems a lot of stuff to be carrying around on for a job that would take 10 minutes can't u just put the resin in the backpack rather than using a Di tank . At the moment my customers are scattered all over so this just seems a lot of trouble because by the time you set this up surely it just be quicker to use ladder or extension pole.this is kinder putting me off my getting it now .
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Hi Cris where can I get the yellow hose you use thanks
maz man you can get it at the reach it store
How much is that set up and will it reach semi detached houses cheers
Russell Downes Downes about £300-£400 and it will reach easy
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Do you have the website you got it from
Russell Downes Downes it's from window cleaning warehouse. If you do a search, it will come up.
Hi Cris do you have a link to the store . thanks Cris for all your video s love them all great
Hi Maz, you can get most of the stuff from here www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/
Sorry, gave you the wrong link there. This is the right one store.futureofcleaning.com/
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Hi Christopher. Where can i get this system?
Jaime
Jaime Aguilar You can get all the parts from here www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/
+Christopher Dawber I suspect that Jaime is from the US as I am. The US window cleaning supply companies don't seem to be as friendly to the DIY'ers as the UK companies are.
However Home Depot has this similar unit: www.homedepot.com/p/ECHO-4-Gal-Internal-Piston-Pump-Back-Pack-Sprayer-MS402/205533110
And I suspect that they have the water line as well. Also, I just found a Gardiner carbon fiber pole on Craigslist for about half the price of a new one. Check Craigslist!!!
Now you just have to piece together a homebrew RO DI system.
BTW how many gallons or liters did you use on this size house?
I tend to do upstairs with the water fed and downstairs with trad gear so I can get about four houses out of a backpack but be warned; this is only on maintenance cleans where the windows are already pretty clean. I do mine every four weeks here in the UK.
Christopher Dawber My wife is from N. Wales and after our wedding I lived there and operated a small window cleaning company in the early 90's. Black soot from the coal fires on the frames and so forth. Ugh.
In the SE of America, if we clean a home ever 6 months we consider ourselves quite lucky. I'll assume you meant four houses upstairs from just one full backpack of water. That's nowhere near as much water as I assumed you would need. Thanks.
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do you use a pre-filter for di tank?
No.
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How do you filter water distilled water how do you get no steaks??? Or spots??
JBIRD575 you will need a DI filled with resin. This is what filters the water. When it's filtered, it cleans perfectly as long as you do it right.
Christopher Dawber thanks how much is filter and resins
www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/unger-resin-25l-bag.html see also: www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/di-pressure-vessels.html
Christopher Dawber thanks man
Thank you
Brilliant
Why the containers? Why not just plug it into the tap via a hose
At the speed I have to work it would not be practical. No-one would like it either since they all on a meter. I find the barrels no problem at all. Pour em quick do several houses on one back pack full doing the bottom windows wit a squeegee.
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Christopher Dawber i would like to clean the fascia and soffits gutters etc but just connecting into tap through hose i live in northern ireland so no water rates how would i do this what connections etc bit new to wfp any help be really helpfull
Window cleaning joke - When I quote $20 to clean the front windows and they say I’ll give you $10. I’ll say ok but I'll clean the windows with clear water and let them “air dry” no squeegeeing included, since I can’t afford the soap on this deal. What’s the difference they are trying to run you off and you won’t ever stop there again anyway.
Looks a bit cheap though