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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Electric vans
« Last post by michael mckeary on Today at 07:17:15 pm »
There are four well set out  EV charging bays at the end of our village and they look the business. Every time I walk past them the spaces are filled with different ICE vehicles, nobody uses them, quite amazed that no one uses them.

Take a look at the Tariff because some are charging way over the odds and it should be licenced.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Electric vans
« Last post by windowswashed on Today at 06:42:15 pm »
There are four well set out  EV charging bays at the end of our village and they look the business. Every time I walk past them the spaces are filled with different ICE vehicles, nobody uses them, quite amazed that no one uses them.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Electric vans
« Last post by dd on Today at 06:01:42 pm »
Trump needs to get voted in first.
Trump needs to NOT get voted in. (At least from my world perspective).
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thanks but even that link it has 9 different option for the nozzle size. how would you know the one you're after for your machine?

i also see that the end is attached by being screwed on. do people buy attachments to make them quick release? is it midi or large quick release?
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thanks. ill go with the 240L tank in that case.

i see many peple recommend suttner nozzles. i have googled but struggled to find a difinitive 'this is a suttner nozzle'

eca cleaning appear to do them, linked below for instance, but there  is no mention on this specific page of it being suttner, and then also, a huge variety of spray angles and nozzle sizes to select from.  how would you know?

https://www.ecacleaning.co.uk/products/quick-release-high-pressure-nozzle-zinc-plated-mini-various-sizes?variant=44599583506645
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Yes 120 is far to small - your drawing at 21 litres per minute - if flow is poor you have as little as 6 minutes run time
most places seem to have reasonable flow of 15 but thats still a deficit of 7 litres a min which gives you 25 minutes maybe ? before your empty

Chemicals:

Hypo
TFR
Graffiti cleaner
Brick cleaning
Oil Stain Remover
oxalic acid
plus several other chemicals as you come across various works

I use different places as some products are better than others

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with regards to buffer tanks, is 120L a bit on the small side?
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thanks again all for the replies.

one question i have is regarding the way everything connects. I understand quick release is the way to go, however seeing there's more than one type. i assume it's the midi quicck release most equipment uses? rather than the 'large quick release'?

regarding chemicals, it seems the basics required are hypo, surfactant, biocide, oil stain remover, rust remover. does this cover most requirements? do people tend to buy all these solutions from different suppliers or all from one place? with carpet cleaning it seems most suppliers do some sort of variety of every product required which makes it nice and easy. is that the same for jet washing solutions?
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