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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Electric vans
« Last post by AuRavelling79 on Today at 11:16:02 pm »
Quote from: ֍Winp®oClean֍ on Today at 12:26:01 pm
Quote from: Perfect Windows on Today at 10:06:01 am
As I've grown older (and boy, am I growing older) I've drawn the conclusion that people detest change.

Explains a great deal of modern life. Change of any kind. People hate it.

Vin

No, you just hate anyone having a different opinion! Evidently, you can't actually rest until you reach a certain level of self satisfaction with your opponent- hence locking, then unlocking this thread!😉

If your opinion holds weight you don't need to have 'opponents' or throw in an ad  hominem attack.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Best 8 mm minibore hose to buy
« Last post by Splash and dash on Today at 10:52:07 pm »
Quote from: jk999 on Today at 10:42:09 pm
What's the best quality minibore hose on the market to buy


Dough at daqua  his his hose is the best we have used
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Window Cleaning Forum / Best 8 mm minibore hose to buy
« Last post by jk999 on Today at 10:42:09 pm »
What's the best quality minibore hose on the market to buy
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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 »
Quote from: AuRavelling79 on Yesterday at 10:38:11 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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General Cleaning Forum / Re: £4k to get into pressure washing. what would you get?
« Last post by Smudger on Today at 04:54:30 pm »
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281147951739?itmmeta=01HYNMKQ8ZRZXEP2CVVBZQ4Y44&hash=item4175b94a7b:g:xW4AAOSws5FcrHtr&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA0AyzyyvbUyFrP0nOq3Exf9neiP1Ntrjx1jaBNHBEl%2FZoN8COfNSjyToT0p97B7dXcy0IduXZxm6s4ws541TrpZqxX%2B3E02O4rOJHxh6576eFoTkjXjf5PtfqIDdLHtOkIX3vfqa%2Bcr7laKWrhMjCdUVSQf%2BPu%2BrEuhvzxt0lSmgqPCN6UdTZKPUg%2BMGgvnZtJInzkgRZHv9W%2FmfIczKNd%2BcMJdJJAJaIuw3NqHM%2F7TEx1%2BhK2gpiuwrNYAkXobgxTpf2zHUjRTfHd9v0sgZTvSg%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR-r0zrT1Yw

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281147903336?itmmeta=01HYNMP8F0EAPG49P56SFNS1AG&hash=item4175b88d68:g:eJYAAOSwIq9crH-d&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAABAIOUUPTOWjwhEu7lfrzg6ZUDPtX7aAiiIx6IuoHtFYEIsbiYvS3xUCTLI%2F5jOzsJCGrmCJtFLUpLuHyN1MrA3RMXHogrKdnAkt3nGJx6TtzMRzUuDVPhPLA5ULOKBXl57ADTWN6RrUx5owQIAeVMl933W%2B6Hm81dZ1pWPC9r5NVcR7JQd5vHDhTgjYzyB4sclvl2HyfFjp0c8kJJ%2F3tJ7EwOAXOdAkCf5Er78HkXMEQDFeUCT2EQF6aHyAAlvLySqs566rBK4ZGN5TJnf9FFtxJ763wiQeJFs8%2Fzw6tkpqAZk4eCE%2FCsoGc99Dbirh6rOCIGbDYlfm%2F8Bt%2BlHw9fwWo%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR8iH2bT1Yw

Using these you can change nozzle on the lance - turbo to 15 degree - hi/low - foamer etc..

nozzle size is dependant on pressure and flow - 21 Ltr 200 Bar would be an 065

here's a chart
https://www.flowjet.co.uk/pressure-washer-nozzle-chart




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General Cleaning Forum / Re: £4k to get into pressure washing. what would you get?
« Last post by Adam P on Today at 04:30:54 pm »
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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General Cleaning Forum / Re: £4k to get into pressure washing. what would you get?
« Last post by Smudger on Today at 04:26:01 pm »
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/186183609327?itmmeta=01HYNK7G0F0XEDSWTHQT5QHCTQ&hash=item2b59686bef:g:S0EAAOSwF0Flip6~&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8NV8TLHHVGshfTUazt8RLvS%2BONzQYfveTSZgyS%2Fak6g7cUxmTAJngNMiBtMjflg9ROfSeFRTelAS6gQVRgtpiScQgx7mD%2BOvndA7JzlE7S%2BEUnnLkXEwLPlM8vX%2BJtljgKCt56HT65K%2BgF2t5drxTyYSpyFNl6cJxcRvDw1p8ejN0wDNm%2FlVC63id%2FXCx4DebYKvqIvO7NXR0uxIBJ7TfRwT%2FrTrZBfjurw%2FmMJYLVtjMgGphs0kkf78rlr3XPgpGbDWJzifeMTsXJgZf2aumS%2FR1BHPbnTMABzSwRu976ygzzsjiuG%2FU4vhdjlKfNxRNQ%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR7CAnrP1Yw

for standard 15 degree nozzle I use whatever make my local supplier has - turbo needs to be a good quality and they last
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General Cleaning Forum / Re: £4k to get into pressure washing. what would you get?
« Last post by Adam P on Today at 04:15:04 pm »
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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