@@brotootall325 yes, we run into properties that have 300+ PPM. It still works pretty decent actually, I just have to go back and touch up a few windows during my spot check as sometimes it does leave a little bit of residue or droplets behind when they dry at that high. I would recommend just doing the second floor with the water, fed pole and continue to utilize the traditional mop in hand for the lower floors until you can invest in a Xero as they have more filtration stages on a more adequate for that high of ppm. Even though it’s not always a perfect spot free dry, it is still generally really decent and saves a lot of time and back strain from moving ladders around that’s how we utilize it. We will be investing in a Xero upgrade pretty soon.
@ thank very much sir. I started mid August this year and was looking to add it but got unsure when I saw the numbers. I’m gonna put it back on the table.
I’m in the Midwest my ppm like 240 do you think it would work to start for me.
@@brotootall325 yes, we run into properties that have 300+ PPM. It still works pretty decent actually, I just have to go back and touch up a few windows during my spot check as sometimes it does leave a little bit of residue or droplets behind when they dry at that high. I would recommend just doing the second floor with the water, fed pole and continue to utilize the traditional mop in hand for the lower floors until you can invest in a Xero as they have more filtration stages on a more adequate for that high of ppm.
Even though it’s not always a perfect spot free dry, it is still generally really decent and saves a lot of time and back strain from moving ladders around that’s how we utilize it. We will be investing in a Xero upgrade pretty soon.
@ thank very much sir. I started mid August this year and was looking to add it but got unsure when I saw the numbers. I’m gonna put it back on the table.
@ I would 100% add it to the arsenal. It is a life and time saver. Especially if you’re over the age of let’s say 35 lol it cuts a lot of time out.